June 12th, 2013· A new filter has been added to control if attachment files are compressed or not: a files count filter.
· Bugfix: When changing compression method through quick settings menu, the size and ratio value settings were not changed.
· Maximum compatibility setting has been enabled for Thunderbird v22.* to v24.0.
February 9th, 2013· When appending a previous global compressed file, user can now define behaviour if one file of the new files set has exactly the same name than another file in the global compressed file: skip the new file, replace previous file in compressed file, rename the new file.
· The addon offers now to set main settings through a "quick settings" menu into addon custom button displayed in toolbar (Nb:On Mac OS X, seems menuitems are sometimes not visibly checked when clicking on them).
· User can now decide to keep source filename extension when using global compressed file mode.
· Character replacement can now make use of regular expressions.
Notes:
· Syntax for regex grouping is (group). Back-reference syntax to groups is $1, $2, $3, etc.
· Order of replacements is very important: replacement are applied one after one as they appear in the list (first: above, last: below); hence it is recommended to place replacement which use regex at the end of the list.
· Each character replacement can now be individually enabled or disabled.
· Character replacements list offers now 2 new buttons to move one character replacement amongst the others through the list.
Lots of non-ASCII characters have been natively added to character replacement list:
· Greek characters (thanks to George Soulis).
· A new option has been added which allows to rename directly temporary files with final name of attachment. Nb: This is only useful when using some remote backup system such as cloud.
· Storage of character replacements has been changed to enhance stability using JSON notation.
· Storage of renaming patterns, sizes & ratios filters have been changed to enhance stability.
· bugfix: When appending a previous global compressed file, compressing crashed if first file of new files set had exactly the same name than another file in the global compressed file.
· bugfix: When installing or upgrading the addon on MacOS, no information popup dialog was displayed and the addon crashed if Gloom was not installed.
· bugfix: User-defined list of patterns to filter filenames which contained non-ASCII characters were not handled correctly.
· bugfix: User-defined renaming patterns containing non-ASCII characters were not handled correctly.
· bugfix: User-defined compression comments which contained non-ASCII characters were not handled correctly.
· bugfix: If no file was attached and compression was fired then an improper warning message was displayed ("no recipients").
· Maximum compatibility setting has been enabled for Thunderbird v18.* to v21.*.
September 28th, 2012· A new option has been added to renaming pattern to insert message subject in compressed file name.
· Maximum compatibility setting has been enabled for Thunderbird version 16.* to version 18.0 Alpha 1.
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