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Ayjay
2007-12-09, 10:39 AM
As was mentioned in this (http://forums.omnigroup.com/showpost.php?p=27250&postcount=54) post, in 5.7 Gmail pages never stop loading. You can manually stop them, but when the page auto-refreshes the spinning starts up again. This seems to lead to gradually increasing demands on the system (CPu cycles, memory). For me, this is the only real problem with the %.7 builds I have been using; in other respects they're superb.

jem
2008-02-06, 01:05 AM
Same here, it's a bit irritating ... irritating enough that I sometimes use Firefox to check gmail.

zottel
2008-02-08, 03:50 PM
Actually, it does stop loading here, always and at the point when expected. Or is it just that some old version of Google Mail is displayed here? How can I tell?

Anyway, just curious: Why use the web interface if you can use Mail.app with Google Mail just as well? No pun intended, I really want to know if there are real advantages. Personally, I normally prefer using a "real" application over web mail, even if web mail is as good as the Google one. Above all because I can use my address book this way (which is synced to, or rather from ;-) my pda), but also because I like being able ot use Spotlight to search my mail.

(I'd really appreciate a better IMAP client than Mail.app, though.)

Best regards,

Christian

jem
2008-02-12, 12:08 AM
Because if you want to use google other services it's very convenient to use the browser to check the email also. Not that I would use Mail anyway ;)

I've actually used Firefox as my main browser the last week and there are several things to learn from it.

jem
2008-03-27, 02:30 AM
Quick question: does this appear in the latest release also (5.7b2)?

It does for me and I just want to be sure that it's not just me

Smithcraft
2008-03-29, 12:04 PM
Well, I don't have any problems with loading the Gmail page, that I know of.

I like to go through the web interface and delete some of the stuff that is more promotional, and some of the crap that I get that isn't spam. Then I pop into Mail, and get my mail. I always perfer to use Mail so that I have records on my machine, and can work offline if my ISP is down.

SC