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* SusiMail:
- Pipeline initial fetch of messages, huge speedup
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2014-04-20 zzz
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* SusiMail:
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- Implement extensive pipelining in POP3 for a big speedup
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of the initial connection
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- Don't require an attachment to be "uploaded" to send it
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- Move delete attachment button, hide if no attachments
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- Save BCC-to-self preference in the session
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- Fix date format in reply
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- Close any open POP3 socket when session is unbound
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- Don't keep returning user to compose page (ticket #1252)
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- Add javascript capture of back button on compose page
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2014-04-19 zzz
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* Console: Remove the classpath workarounds for SusiMail,
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since it isn't using the jetty classes any more
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* SusiMail:
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- Increase max size of mails that are fetched in full,
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previous limit was so small it never happened.
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- Move page nav to top of folder view, hide if only one page
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- Refuse to send mail with no "to"
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- Reduce default page size as it slows startup
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- CSS and layout fixes
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- Flush writes in POP3 and SMTP
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- Don't wait for SMTP response after QUIT
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- Tell the user if there are no messages
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- Fix the message view layout
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- Message view attachment cleanups
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- Pipeline USER and PASS to save a round-trip at startup
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- Better synchronization in POP3
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- Properly de-byte-stuff in POP3
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- Remove unnecessary caching in POP3
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- More efficient handling of POP3 responses
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- Remove 60s timeout for fetching a message,
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so retrieval of large messages doesn't fail
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- Use pipelining in SMTP
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- Rewrite SMTP response processing
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- Translate SMTP error messages
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2014-04-18 zzz
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* configclients: Don't allow console disable
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* I2PTunnel IRC Client: Prevent AIOOBE (ticket #1254)
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