View Full Version : ever-loading Gmail
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.
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
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.
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
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