MailUnreadStatusBar... If there is un-read mail of Mail.app in MailUnreadStatusBar, it is the program which the icon of the status bar makes change.
A red circle sticks to the icon if there is un-read in the specified mailbox.
It's really nice to be able to see the mailbox by mailbox breakdown.
Clicking on a specific mailbox in the drop-down menu should open that mailbox in Mail.app; likewise, clicking a particular email should open that email in Mail.app. Instead, either action opens up a preview pane that includes all the new emails in a single list.
Checking the Growl preference brings up all the new emails in Growl but each one needs to be closed mechanically rather than close automatically after a fixed time. If you get tens of emails, this can be tedious.
"Set mailboxes" should probably be renamed "Preferences," although that is not entirely accurate either, since the preview of unread emails list is accessed in that window as well.
The most recent version (0.6.5) crshes on launch under MacOS 10.5.3. I can't address any earlier version of MailUnreadStatusBar, but the current version doesn't even launch.
I have the same problem as you did; simply doesn't work for me. Doesn't even open when I double click the program icon. And the manual is somewhat confusing to read.
Do you happen to have any advice as to get it working?
At last ! A menu bar that doesn't check only my Inbox maibox, but all the boxes I created.
All other similar apps I tried were useless for me.
Thanks so much !
[Version 0.4.6]
Anonymousreviewed on 05 Aug 2005
This wonderful little app allows to see not only the number of unread messages in your IN box, but also those in any mailbox to which messages go automatically via your rules. It sits on your menubar, and can show the total number of new messages. Click on the menubar, and you see how many in each of the mailboxes. Preferences allow you to determine which mailboxes it checkes and how often it should do so. Doing without it seems pointless.
Recommended feature: ability to open a new mail message from within the menubar item.
Stability: In the past few updates, the app has begun quitting itself or hanging. But I do not yet have 0.4.5, only 0.4.4 (router downloading problems), so this may have been fixed.
iBook G3 / OS 10.3.9
[Version 0.4.5]
Anonymousreviewed on 10 Jun 2005
Reference my own previous post...I should have done a bit more troubleshooting before posting. After I deleted the preference file, the app now works....sorry
[Version 0.4.5]
Anonymousreviewed on 10 Jun 2005
I just upgradedfrom 0.4.4 to 0.4.5 and now it does not seem to work, although it did start up mail.app when it was not already running
Doesn't seem to work on my Mini with 10.6.4. When it checks for mail the menu bar icon just spins and spins and the Application has to be forced to quit.
This just does not work for me. Mac OS X 10.5.2 on an Intel iMac. I load my mailboxes with messages, start this thing up (set to check server) click on update... nothing. I try off-and-on for 5 minutes, nothing. I start mail... loads all the messages that this app should have told me were there to be read.
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MailUnreadStatusBar... If there is un-read mail of Mail.app in MailUnreadStatusBar, it is the program which the icon of the status bar makes change.
A red circle sticks to the icon if there is un-read in the specified mailbox.
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O5220803 reviewed on 05 Aug 2010
+23
Clicking on a specific mailbox in the drop-down menu should open that mailbox in Mail.app; likewise, clicking a particular email should open that email in Mail.app. Instead, either action opens up a preview pane that includes all the new emails in a single list.
Checking the Growl preference brings up all the new emails in Growl but each one needs to be closed mechanically rather than close automatically after a fixed time. If you get tens of emails, this can be tedious.
"Set mailboxes" should probably be renamed "Preferences," although that is not entirely accurate either, since the preview of unread emails list is accessed in that window as well.
+23
The number in the menubar does not match what I see in Mail.app.
Maybe the name could be replaced by a less unwieldy one.
-15
ClarusAD reviewed on 19 Jun 2008
+8
JuanCab reviewed on 10 Jun 2008
+16
-6
-6
Perfectly working.
+121
Do you happen to have any advice as to get it working?
+73
Doc-Renaud reviewed on 29 Oct 2006
All other similar apps I tried were useless for me.
Thanks so much !
Anonymous reviewed on 05 Aug 2005
Recommended feature: ability to open a new mail message from within the menubar item.
Stability: In the past few updates, the app has begun quitting itself or hanging. But I do not yet have 0.4.5, only 0.4.4 (router downloading problems), so this may have been fixed.
iBook G3 / OS 10.3.9
Anonymous reviewed on 10 Jun 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 10 Jun 2005
+10
Emailed developer with no response so far.
+34