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	fcrochik	2011-03-23 , 22:33
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Originally Posted by aligatro

am I the only person who gets "size mismatch" when I try to install from console ?

Yesterday I tried installing using FEP, HAM and apt-get and didn't have any issues.

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AlMehdi	2011-03-23 , 22:35
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The most important function for me is support for native system notifications. Are you planning something like this? I don't want the full program run in the background all the time.

Otherwise it looks damn cool.

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	fcrochik	2011-03-23 , 22:44
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Originally Posted by AlMehdi

The most important function for me is support for native system notifications. Are you planning something like this? I don't want the full program run in the background all the time.

Otherwise it looks damn cool.

I thought about it but assumed there were other applications out there that do that. I still have the gmail notifier running on my n800

It is a feature that I also would like to have but not sure it would go with this app. I probably would write another one just for that. In fact, I started at a point to write a imap client just to check for new messages and do some filter - who knows....

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taike_hk	2011-03-24 , 01:43
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Nice.

Any plan to make it work with keyboard such as space bar scrolling and jump to the end/top of the page?

Cheers!

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	fcrochik	2011-03-24 , 01:46
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Originally Posted by taike_hk

Nice.

Any plan to make it work with keyboard such as space bar scrolling and jump to the end/top of the page?

Cheers!

I am open for suggestions. Implementing something like this should be pretty simple. I will keep in mind

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taike_hk	2011-03-24 , 02:07
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Screenshot

http://twitpic.com/4cmdl0

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	Swimm12984	2011-03-24 , 02:18
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Originally Posted by fcrochik

I just uploaded to the repository MobWebMail - Gmail.

The description of the package reads:
First class Gmail browsing on your Phone. This is a web browser optimized for one task: browse your Gmail account using your touch screen device. MobWebMail supports Screen auto-rotation, full-screen view, different zoom levels and downloading attachments. On the top of a very simple interface it allows the user to switch between gmail accounts/sessions with one click.

For people that know my other package macuco, the main differences are:
MobWebMail only allows to browse gmail

MobWebMail allows you to access multiple gmail accounts by keeping separate sessions with distinct set of cookies. You can switch between them with two clicks.

MobWebMail allows to download attachments

MobWebMail shows an indicator any time the browser is requesting more data from the server (not just while loading the first page like macuco).

MobWebMail does not use the standard Maemo UI (menus, task bar, close button, ...)

This is the link to the package page (but it is not ready yet).

p.s. MobWebMail is also available for the Symbian platform in the Ovi store.

this was originally called macuco on Maemo Diablo right? I remember begging for the macuco app to be ported to maemo 5...and it came over as a full browser instead of just the GMail interface. Am I correct?

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Mentalist Traceur	2011-03-24 , 02:33
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Usually I read the entire thread, this time I didn't, so sorry if this is already mentioned, but: Can you please implement the distinct sessions with separate sets of cookies function in Macuco too, if you haven't already? (Meanwhile, I'll keep hoping it becomes standard in all browsers everywhere anyway, but at least if Macuco did it that's a start, and it adds an extra convenience to a broad range of possible desired uses without much detriment to what you'd use the browser for anyway.)

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	fcrochik	2011-03-24 , 02:56
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Originally Posted by Swimm12984

this was originally called macuco on Maemo Diablo right? I remember begging for the macuco app to be ported to maemo 5...and it came over as a full browser instead of just the GMail interface. Am I correct?

Yes. I ported and decided to expand it into a generic browser. I wouldn't call a full browser though

MobWebMail is a new application that goes back to macuco's original idea. I tried to start over, start small and refine it. I wanted to have a very simple user interface and allow for independent sessions.

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Mentalist Traceur	2011-03-24 , 03:11
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Okay, so I got time to read the entire thread - my initial request re: multiple sessions stands. Also, I would request having at least some help/about pages offline - I guess it is just a web window so that makes sense, but some one might still be using the N900 with this program years down the line and your life might have some random turns that lead to your server being offline and no longer there to show the webpage. Also, someone might wish to quickly look up something off the help/about page while being offline. I mean, we have almost 30 GB of space that's sitting on the FAT partition - you could dump the pages into a folder on that partition and it'll be a barely-present drop in the bucket. *Shrug*