| Re: Javascript
Aug 23 2004 on content KCheckGmail |
Well, lets hope they will offer some webservice in the future, this type of "hack" isn't pretty... I could think of a good load of extented functionality (e.g. "notify me with a certain bell/ message if I get a new message from abc@xyz.com" or "update my local contacts with the GMail ones" aso.)
I got the invitation to GMail from a friend of mine. He already uses it for all his mail while I still like to have my complete correspondence downloaded on my PC (or at least a "backup" there). If GMail wouldn't lack on more sync tools I'd probably use it far more. Having all mail stored in a central place sounds pretty interesting, but as long as Google can't guarantee what will happen with it when anything changes I won't change over completly. |
|  | | Re: Login broken
Aug 23 2004 on content KCheckGmail |
Yep, unfortunately... I checked it several times (even typed my pass into some texteditor and copied over into the pref dialog), I still get "Invalid user name or password", obviously I login without problems to gmail.google.com... |
| | | Re: Help
Aug 23 2004 on content KCheckGmail |
Hey Matt!
Thanks for the info how the connection and actual check is setup. I'm just curious: Does GMail provide any webservice-like interface for that or do you grab the info out of raw HTML?
Tommy. |
| | | Help 'n other things
Aug 22 2004 on content KCheckGmail |
Well guys, some things:
a) Login/Check still doesn't work with the most recent version
b) The help is a joke, comments like "You silly goose" are not helpful, just a pain in the ass. So either remove the help completly (would be better IMHO) or rewrite it.
I'd opened it up to get more information about _how_ KCheckGmail determines if new mail is available in GMail (also for security reasons) but was very much disappointed...
TommyD. |
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