The one where your inbox stops believing every email about when it was sent. Trust issues, but healthy ones.
Fixed
Late mail now shows up where new mail belongs: on top. A message that took two days to reach you used to file itself under its two-day-old Date header, deep in last week, quietly keeping the unread counter at "1" while you searched for a ghost. Skim now sorts by when the message actually arrived, like Gmail does. Ghost found, exorcism complete.
AI provider outages get a human sentence instead of error code: 522. When the provider (or the Cloudflare in front of it) is having a moment, Skim retries once, then tells you in your own language that the provider isn't responding and to try again in a minute. No more raw HTTP codes.
Opening a just-arrived message no longer starts from scratch. Background prefetch used to abandon a half-downloaded body the moment you clicked, dropping the connection it had paid for, so your click waited for a fresh login. Now a body that's started always finishes, and your click gets the warm connection.
The one where a new email no longer holds you in a queue behind itself. You tap the notification, Skim was already downloading that exact message, and it used to make you wait for that download, give up on it, then start again from scratch. Efficiency!
Fixed
Opening a message you just got is quick again. Clicking a message that had just arrived could hang on "Fetching from the server " for up to a minute. Your click used to wait in line behind the background download that runs when mail lands, including the download of the very message you clicked. Now clicks go first.
Work in progress isn't thrown away. If you open the message Skim is already downloading, the open waits for that download to finish and uses it. Before, it cancelled the download, reconnected and fetched the same message again.
Bursts of mail don't pile up. When several messages land at once, their background downloads merge into one batch with one time limit. They used to queue up one after another, each with its own 15 seconds.
Write what the song is about (a feeling, an inside joke, a name), pick a genre, and Lyrumi makes the whole thing: lyrics, music, vocals and cover art, in 9 languages. Then share it: publish to the feed of new songs, climb the charts, read comments from listeners, or send a private link to one person.
