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Claws Mail 4.1 open-source, lightweight, fast, and highly configurable email client has been released today as a hefty update bringing several new features, lots of improvements, and many bug fixes.
Coming almost ten months after the major Claws Mail 4.0 release, which added OAuth2 support for IMAP, POP, and SMTP accounts using custom, user-generated client IDs, the Claws Mail 4.1 release is here to add more improvements to the storage implementation of OAuth2 refresh tokens.
New features in Claws Mail 4.1 include a new “Default From:” entry on folder properties’ Compose page to let users set up an email address that will override their account’s default email address, as well as a new “Skip folder when searching for unread or new messages” option on the folder properties’ General page to let users skip the respective folder when using Go To next or previous unread/new email.
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