Christopher Finke writes about software, woodworking, and other creative endeavors.

Category: Toby

  • anyMail

    Any place, any time, anyMail.

  • Here’s What You Should Think

    I’ve imported all of the posts from my first blog (“Here’s What You Should Think”), which I started and ended in 2004. Most of them are related to Toby, a webmail client I wrote in college, and anyInventory, an open-source inventory system I was developing around the same time.

  • Ja, Das Ist Gut

    Toby Web Mail 0.5.1 was released today with fresh, Germanic goodness. Sven Kierdorf contributed a German translation, which is the only difference between this release and 0.5. Gesundheit!

  • New Toby: 0.4.2

    Yesterday, Toby Web Mail 0.4.2 was released. Improvements in this version are mostly centered on the upgrade and install scripts. Also, a big fix to the email_message class — data was being lost from e-mails due to incorrect parsing. That has been fixed, so be sure to upgrade!

  • You’re Free, You’re Free!

    I’ve released another Toby version, 0.4.1 this time. What changes have I made? Well, I’ll tell you what changes I’ve made: improved HTML message support, improved multipart message support, interface improvements (including section headers and collapsable sections) and a whole lotta extra love. Doesn’t that make you just want to download it?

  • Toby 0.4 in the Works

    Toby Web Mail 0.4 is in the works. Changes include language customization (currently only available for English and Spanish — if you want to help out by translating a language file, e-mail chris@efinke.com), better install and upgrade scripts, and a completely re-written message handling class. Attachment handling success is nearing 100%, and messages are now…

  • Toby 0.3.1 Released

    Toby Web Mail version 0.3.1 has been released. Mostly bug fixes, but a new feature has been added: messages from people listed in your address book now appear highlighted in your inbox.

  • Toby Web Mail 0.3 Released

    Toby Web Mail 0.3 has been released, and the Toby home page has been given a complete overhaul. I’m in the process of documenting all of Toby for that site. If you’d like to help, e-mail chris@efinke.com.

  • Toby Release

    The first version of Toby has been released. See the Toby Homepage for more details.

  • Toby – Better, Faster, Modular-er

    I rehauled Toby. Yeah, I know, I was going to release it by now, but hey, what are you going to do? It’s far more stable and it’ll be easier to add features to, and that’s good for everyone. My guess for a release date is by, oh, March 30. P.S. I added an address…

  • TOBY TOBY TOBY

    Big advances in Toby today: I rewrote the attachment handling portion to allow for an unlimited number of attachments and the ability to add/remove attachments before sending. I also reconfigured the Forwarding section to automatically attach the files from the forwarded e-mail as well. Woo pee!

  • Toby Updates

    The semi-stable version of Toby was updated again today with incredible advances in attachment support – number of attachments and filenames are now correctly calculated for all standards-compliant messages, HTML version of the message is no longer counted as an attachment, and others. You can now choose to view both the HTML and plain text…

  • Toby Bugfixes

    For all of you using the version of Toby at http://www.efinke.com/archive/, I added a bunch of bugfixes today, so enjoy.

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