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What's New in Allodia Mail & Calendar
0.6.0
August 28, 2026
A repeating event now says exactly how it repeats — every second Tuesday, the fourth Monday of the month, until a date — and changing or deleting a single occurrence asks whether you meant that one or the whole series. Changing a whole series warns you first if your account's server would undo what you had changed on one occurrence. Settings has its own place to create an Allodia account, sign in, or delete it, separately from your mail accounts. With one, the mail accounts you add on one device are offered on the next — the addresses and server settings, never your mail and never your passwords. Very large messages now arrive when you open them instead of downloading in the background, which saves mobile data, and each account can choose the largest message to keep offline: 2, 5 or 10 MB, or no limit. Lowering it frees space without removing any mail. Much faster: in our testing, adding a large Gmail account went from about nine minutes to under thirty seconds, Fastmail and other JMAP accounts download about nine times faster, and Outlook about three. A folder opens the moment you pick it, and moving between messages no longer flashes a loading spinner. Fixed: Settings pages scroll on iPhone, so nothing below the first screenful is out of reach, and tapping into a message no longer zooms the composer in. When a mail server asks us to slow down, that part of the sync is no longer left unfinished. Opening one occurrence of a repeating event shows that occurrence's own date. Changing a single appointment now works on Google calendars, moving one a second time works, and one appointment with an unusual repeat rule no longer stops the rest of your calendar arriving. Messages in Junk and Trash on Gmail stay put. Choosing a folder opens that folder, even when All Inboxes is showing. A new message and a new event open with the cursor already in place, address suggestions float over the message instead of pushing the rest of the window down, calendar diagnostics no longer include your account's address, and an Allodia sign-in that needs renewing says so instead of showing a technical error.
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