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Sparrow 1.1: this is just the beginning Today, we are proud to announce the new features that have made their way into Sparrow 1.1. We are in the last weeks of beta testing and we should submit Sparrow 1.1 to the Mac App Store in a few days . So what’s new? General IMAP Sparrow 1.1 supports general IMAP. In other words, you will be able to add any Mobile Me, Yahoo or AOL account in Sparrow. Custom IMAP providers such as Rackspace, Fastmail, Zimbra, Dreamhost, GMX… are also supported. Priority Inbox & Unread Sparrow is meant to help you keep a clean and tidy inbox. Per alias signature  Sparrow 1.1 allows you to create a custom signature for every account and every alias linked to this account.  Formatting bar Numbered or bulleted list? Choose your font, font size, text color, quote level directly from the compose window. Sparrow 1.1 provides you with all the options you need directly within the compose window. Minimal mode For busy users who have a lot of incoming mails and like to see it all in a glimpse, we added a minimal mode. You can now hide message preview in the message list and see more messages at once. Multitouch gestures Pinch to open/close a message, three-finger swipe to open and close the panel, three-finger swipe to navigate the message list or switch accounts. Sparrow now integrates a full array of multitouch gestures making it easier to navigate your mail and mail accounts. Contact groups Contact groups are now supported in Sparrow 1.1. Bug fix Some of you were experiencing a bug related to archiving mails in Sparrow 1.0.1. This has been fixed. Every single request that we have received has been taken into account and we have fixed numerous behaviors that you kindly reported to us. You can see the complete list of solved bugs here.  From Sparrow behavior at start up to the contrast of the selected cell color, we’ve improved Sparrow on every level. Of course, upgrading to Sparrow 1.1 from a previous version will be free. Sparrow 1.1 will be posted to the Mac App Store in a few days and should be available before the end of March depending on how long Apple’s validation is going to be. We will keep you updated here as soon as the application is submitted. Sparrow 1.1 is only the beginning. We’re just getting started. 

Sparrow 1.1: this is just the beginning

Today, we are proud to announce the new features that have made their way into Sparrow 1.1.

We are in the last weeks of beta testing and we should submit Sparrow 1.1 to the Mac App Store in a few days .

So what’s new?



General IMAP

Sparrow 1.1 supports general IMAP. In other words, you will be able to add any Mobile Me, Yahoo or AOL account in Sparrow.

Custom IMAP providers such as Rackspace, Fastmail, Zimbra, Dreamhost, GMX… are also supported.



Priority Inbox & Unread

Sparrow is meant to help you keep a clean and tidy inbox.



Per alias signature 

Sparrow 1.1 allows you to create a custom signature for every account and every alias linked to this account. 



Formatting bar

Numbered or bulleted list? Choose your font, font size, text color, quote level directly from the compose window. Sparrow 1.1 provides you with all the options you need directly within the compose window.



Minimal mode

For busy users who have a lot of incoming mails and like to see it all in a glimpse, we added a minimal mode. You can now hide message preview in the message list and see more messages at once.



Multitouch gestures

Pinch to open/close a message, three-finger swipe to open and close the panel, three-finger swipe to navigate the message list or switch accounts. Sparrow now integrates a full array of multitouch gestures making it easier to navigate your mail and mail accounts.



Contact groups

Contact groups are now supported in Sparrow 1.1.



Bug fix

Some of you were experiencing a bug related to archiving mails in Sparrow 1.0.1. This has been fixed.

Every single request that we have received has been taken into account and we have fixed numerous behaviors that you kindly reported to us. You can see the complete list of solved bugs here. 

From Sparrow behavior at start up to the contrast of the selected cell color, we’ve improved Sparrow on every level.



Of course, upgrading to Sparrow 1.1 from a previous version will be free.

Sparrow 1.1 will be posted to the Mac App Store in a few days and should be available before the end of March depending on how long Apple’s validation is going to be. We will keep you updated here as soon as the application is submitted.



Sparrow 1.1 is only the beginning. We’re just getting started. 

Sparrow Lite is now ‘In Review’ at Apple. We have begun the Beta testing of Sparrow 1.1 integrating general and custom IMAP. A new Tumblr page is now available: Sparrow Tips. It will be updated frequently and is meant to turn you into a Sparrow master. You can also submit tips yourself if you have a good one. The 10.5 licensed version of Sparrow (non-Mac AppStore) should be released soon along With Sparrow Lite. If you have some Tumblr love to share, recommend us in the Startup directory.

Sparrow Lite is now ‘In Review’ at Apple.

We have begun the Beta testing of Sparrow 1.1 integrating general and custom IMAP.

A new Tumblr page is now available: Sparrow Tips. It will be updated frequently and is meant to turn you into a Sparrow master. You can also submit tips yourself if you have a good one.

The 10.5 licensed version of Sparrow (non-Mac AppStore) should be released soon along With Sparrow Lite.

If you have some Tumblr love to share, recommend us in the Startup directory.