One really neat feature I was craving for is the Advanced Folder View
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- all
- favorite
- Unread
- Recent (i.e. Most resently used)
Having all the unread folders in one list is quite handy when you have multiple accounts, news-groups and RSS feeds to look at.
Another cool feature is the promotion of labels from earlier versions to Tags.
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TB2 also supports Google Mail, just give your (real) name and gmail account – and that's it. Sadly, it's just pop3, so any additional info in gmail, e.g. tags are not visible to TB2...
While setting up gmail I noticed that the New Mail Notification alert/popup has now a lot more information... comes with Sender and Subject.
You can now Find text within the message just like in Firefox..
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Also it seems to run quite stable... no problem encountered so far.
On the downside, none of my Extensions work with TB2... I guess most of them just don't declare TB2 support instead of having a real technically issue.
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