March 27, 2008
Mail.appetizer making Leopard Mail.app tasty
Posted Mar. 27, ’08, 5:30 AM PT by Derik DeLong
Category | Software
I’m one of those people that wants to know what email is coming in as it comes in. At the same time, I may not want to deal with it immediately, but it depends on what it is. Mail.appetizer has always been my favorite way to satisfy both of these needs. I was sad when Leopard arrived and an updated version was unavailable.
I switched, albeit temporarily to Growl’s Mail.app plugin. That made Mail.app utterly unstable and unusable. I was thrilled when I had an email from Mail.appetizer’s author in my inbox (though it was countless minutes before I knew I received it) informing me he had a new Leopard compatible version, 1.3 beta 1.
Do yourself a favor and download a copy. If you like it, be sure to donate.
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What exactly does this add-on do? Their own website doesn't even give you an explanation of what that thing does!? How silly is that? lol
This is the actual site
http://www.bronsonbeta.com/mailappetizer/
Okay I downloaded this and now my mail program is in three column view. How the frig did that happen? I hate three column view and can't find a way to get rid of that.