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snipe started following the problem "Can't Refresh DMs in Tweetie 2" in atebits.

snipe started following the problem "Growl notification notifies of old tweets at startup" in atebits.

snipe replied on November 02, 2009 21:45 to the problem "Tweetie2 shows read DMs & @replies as unread after restart!" in atebits:

Agreed. Although I love the new features Tweetie2 has, I feel like it's not very stable and I get frustrated with the bugs often. I'm tempted to go back to the original Tweetie iPhone app until atebits gets this sorted out. Extremely frustrating.

snipe started following the problem "Tweetie2 shows read DMs & @replies as unread after restart!" in atebits.

snipe shared an idea in atebits on November 02, 2009 21:42:

Tweet sending queue

Many times, when I'm tweeting a lot and posting tweets that need to appear consecutively for them to make any sense, Tweetie2 will manage to get one through, but not the one before it. It would be better if the attempts were queued so that the first tweeted goes out first. Otherwise I end up with tweets that don't always make sense, since they were sent out of order due to bad connection.

snipe reported a problem in atebits on November 02, 2009 21:38:

Drafts not deleting properly if attachment is gone

Here's the scenario - I created a tweet with Tweetie2, with an image attached for yfrog. Due to a crappy (non-existant) 3G connection, despite trying several times, the tweet never went through. I ended up resposting it via Tweetie for Mac, after pulling the image off my phone with image capture. Since I pulled the image off the phone, I deleted it off the phone as well. Now every time I launch Tweetie2, it tells me it can't post the tweet, despite the fact that I delete it from drafts every time. It shows as successfully deleted, and then the next time I launch Tweetie2, I get the same "cannot post image" message. The image no longer exists on the phone, so I'm sure that's why it can't post it, but once the draft is deleted, it should stop trying.

snipe replied on November 02, 2009 21:34 to the problem "Can not edit account info." in atebits:

Actually, when I delete the account and re-add it (I just changed my password), it keeps reverting back to the deleted account password. I delete the account, and re-add, and it appears at the bottom of the list (which is a pain in and of itself). Next time I launch Tweetie2, that account is back at the top of the list and authentication fails, even though authentication went through when I first re-added. It's as if it's not actually deleting the old account at all.

This basically means that *every* time I open Tweetie2 on my iPhone, I have to delete the old account and re-add it.

snipe started following the question "List Implementation for Tweetie/Mac?" in atebits.

snipe replied on October 14, 2009 21:17 to the question "Tumblr not sending posts to Twitter" in Tumblr:

I'm having the same problem as Steve Dinn - I have my Twitter account information added to advanced options, and no checkbox is available. Any ideas?

snipe started following the question "Tumblr not sending posts to Twitter" in Tumblr.

snipe replied on August 03, 2009 16:58 to the question "Odd error and hanging on certain accounts" in Postbox, Inc.:

I haven't noticed it in the last few releases, no.

snipe replied on July 30, 2009 06:03 to the question "Hotkeys screwy in latest BETA?" in Postbox, Inc.:

As I mentioned yesterday (a few posts above) it was an addon problem. I have disabled them all, since I don't know which one caused it and I can't afford to lose any more mail.

snipe replied on July 28, 2009 17:15 to the question "Hotkeys screwy in latest BETA?" in Postbox, Inc.:

That's the thing - there was no undo option at all. The missing voicemail isn't in my archive. Its literally gone. Not even in my trash. Dunno wtf happened.

A comment on the question "Hotkeys screwy in latest BETA?" in Postbox, Inc.:

Crap - I think it was an add-on issue. I disabled all addons and now cmd+a works fine. I still can't find the freaking voicemail though. I'm boned. That was a really important one. – snipe, on July 28, 2009 17:13

A comment on the question "Hotkeys screwy in latest BETA?" in Postbox, Inc.:

I have tried it 10 times, and each time it moves the message to some mystery place that I can no longer find it. A search sometimes turns it up, but the one I hit command+c on is just *gone*. Re-indexed all folders, searched on all folders, and the message just isn't there. – snipe, on July 28, 2009 17:11

snipe replied on July 28, 2009 17:03 to the question "Hotkeys screwy in latest BETA?" in Postbox, Inc.:

Okay, Command+C is doing the same thing - and now I can't find the messages. They were voicemail messages, and a search on ALL folders can't find them now. WTF?? And no UNDO option after they've been moved?

snipe asked a question in Postbox, Inc. on July 28, 2009 16:56:

Hotkeys screwy in latest BETA?

Command+A no longer selects all, but instead seems to move the message to the trash or archive or somewhere else. What gives?

snipe replied on July 28, 2009 15:39 to the update "BETA 14 Is Now Available!" in Postbox, Inc.:

I'm on the fence here myself. Yes, its true that Thunderbird has many of the same features (and more, with addons), but I got pretty frustrated with Thunderbird having issues and taking forever to fix - not to mention every time I upgraded Tbird, most of my addons would stop working. Many of the most important things that I get from Tbird addons are native to Postbox, so I don't have to worry about versions being incompatible, or addons no longer being supported by the developer.

But I still don't know - to me, I'm not sure if I see a compelling enough reason to pay, considering there is no appointment handling or exchange support, which is really what makes an email client commercial to me.

Don't get me wrong - I really like Postbox and am grateful for all of the hard work the dev team has put into it. Just not sure yet.

snipe started following the idea "Adding Groups or Stacks to Tweetie for Mac" in atebits.

snipe started following the idea "Push Notification" in atebits.