v2.2.0

• Massive robustness improvements. Especially long running IMAP IDLE
  connections do survive peer resets and system hibernation now
• New default connectivity test based on glib NetworkMonitor
  (likely to improve VPN issues as well)
• Configuration UI hints for Gmail
• Updated translations

NOTES FOR PACKAGERS:
The networkmanager dependency may be removed
since Mailnag now uses the NetworkMonitor API (of glib),
which in turn optionally depends on networkmanager.

v2.1.0

• Mark-as-read also marks e-mails read on the server
  if supported (thanks Andreas Angerer!)
• libnotify plugin: close associated notification when the e-mail
  has been read (single-notification-mode only,
  thanks Dan Christensen!)
• libnofify plugin: correctly identify
  desktop environment (thanks Denis Anuschewski!)
• Misc other fixes and improvements
• Updated translations

v2.0.0

• Ported to Python3
• Migrated from Gnome keyring to libsecret
• Moved functionality of dbus plugin to mailnag core
• Added support for CRAM-MD5 auth
• Added STARTTLS support for pop3 accounts
• Cosmetic UI fixes
• Misc other fixes and improvements

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR PACKAGERS:
Please note that mailnag now requires python >= 3.5 and
that the GNOME-Keyring dependency has been replaced by libsecret.

v1.3.0

• UI modernization including headerbars
• Ported to GtkApplication
• Support for mbox and maildir backends (thanks tikank!)
• Massive refactoring (thanks tikank!)
• Support for UTF-7 folder decoding (thanks cheshire-mouse!)
• Improved folder parsing in config UI
• Misc other fixes and improvements
• Updated translations

v1.2.1

• Improved GNOME-Software integration
• Fixed missing plugin config dialogs in Ubuntu 14.04
• Fixed IMAP idle folders issue
• Fixed GTK warnings
• Misc other fixes and improvements
• Updated translations

v1.2.0

• Added support for notification settings in GNOME-Control-Center
• Improved account dialog featuring a new IMAP folder chooser
• libnotify plugin: added new 'Short Summary' notification mode
  (new default notification mode; recommended for GNOME 3)
• userscript plugin: accountnames are now passed to the specified userscript
• Non-SSL accounts are now utilizing STARTTLS if available (thanks todi!)
• Mailnag now logs a warning if an unencrypted connection is detected
• Acountnames are now exported via the DBUS-API
• The config window is resizable now
• Misc other fixes and improvements
• Updated translations / removed badly maintained translations

NOTES:
If you're using the userscript plugin, please note that Mailnag now passes
(accountname, sender, subject) sequences to the script as opposed to (sender, subject)
sequences in previous releases.

v1.1.0

• GNOME Online Accounts integration
  (via a plugin -> https://github.com/pulb/mailnag-goa-plugin)
• Added support for platform-specific credential (login password) backends
  (Configurable in the config file.
  Supported options are currently "AUTO", "GNOME" and "NONE".)
• The GNOME-Keyring dependency is optional now
• Improved connectivity tests
  (Configurable in the config file.
  Supported options are "AUTO", "NETWORKMANAGER" and "PING".)
• Shorter notification strings
• Added appdata file for GNOME Software app
• Removed bash wrapper scripts
• Misc other fixes and improvements
• Updated translations

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR PACKAGERS:
Please note that GNOME-Keyring and Networkmanager
are now optional dependencies and the httplib2 dependency
is not required anymore.

v1.0.0

• Mailnag is desktop-independent now (was GNOME3-only)
• Added plugin system to allow easy extensibility
• Cut down the core daemon functionality to mail checking only and
  moved everything else to plugins
• Released GNOME 3/Ubuntu Unity extension/plugin for a tighter desktop integration
• Added account assistants for popular email providers like Gmail
• Added DBUS service (for remote control/integration in other apps)
• Redesigned and simplified config UI
• Added propper logging (log messages are sent to stdout and the system log now)
• Heavy code cleanup & refactoring
• Reduced disk write access, other performance improvements
• Fixes for various major and minor bugs
• New icon by Reda Lazri

IMPORTANT NOTES:
The fileformat of the config file has changed.
It's highly recommended to rename/backup your
current config file (~/.config/mailnag/mailnag.cfg).