[reign7]

Thanks for finding that out. Hopefully they'll address that issue before they launch the final version.

[Toadling]

Originally Posted by reign7

Thanks for finding that out. Hopefully they'll address that issue before they launch the final version.

I think it'll be fixed in the next Safari release (whether that's another beta or the final). The Omni Group has reported it and Apple is aware of the problem.

-Dennis

[devn]

Originally Posted by Toadling

I think it'll be fixed in the next Safari release (whether that's another beta or the final). The Omni Group has reported it and Apple is aware of the problem.

-Dennis

Erm, isn't the latest release a final release? As of WWDC Safari 4 was officially released from beta.

This still isn't fixed for me. Is OmniFocus planning on addressing this, or are we going to keep waiting for Apple releases?

ETA: I looked a little bit closer noticed emails that are being sent to email+omnifocus@gmail.com are coming into Mail.app as email@gmail.com, hence no rule is being applied. Could anyone tell me what the story is there?

[whpalmer4]

Originally Posted by devn

Erm, isn't the latest release a final release? As of WWDC Safari 4 was officially released from beta.

Yes, and Toadling's post is from April, well before that :-)

This still isn't fixed for me. Is OmniFocus planning on addressing this, or are we going to keep waiting for Apple releases?

It might be that there is a different issue affecting you here, as the general experience is that Safari 4's release did fix this issue.

ETA: I looked a little bit closer noticed emails that are being sent to email+omnifocus@gmail.com are coming into Mail.app as email@gmail.com, hence no rule is being applied. Could anyone tell me what the story is there?

You are sending them to email+omnifocus@gmail.com yet when they arrive at your gmail account they are addressed to email@gmail.com? Who do you think is rewriting them in this fashion? It certainly isn't a practice gmail applies to everyone's account! I'd try sending a similar message except with a cc to another email address so you can see what actually got sent.

[ddejonghe]

does the mail app needs to be running al the time? I use mailplane as email reader, not making use of apple mail.app.

Dominique

[whpalmer4]

Yes, the email is transferred to OmniFocus by an action triggered by a rule in the Mail.app. Another email application that is Applescriptable might be able to do the same.