FMAXWELL  HABANITA:

I am sorry that you took my comment personally, because that is not how it was intended. Just the opposite in fact: A stranger is giving me an app that is asking for my gmail address and password. I don't know you. I'm suspecting that you're probably a good guy, but I am a computer security professional and I'm concerned.

You will note that another reviewer, BCARTER, wrote: "Not really interested in supplying my Gmail username and password to this app/developer."

I did not examine the code line-by-line (and neither does Softpedia, which has a huge disclaimer in their terms of service).

I did note that the package includes an encrypted SMTP module (smtp_tls.rb) and I'm thinking to myself "if this thing is doing everything through the gmail web interface, why is there an encrypted SMTP module in here?" Your load_prefs script has been saved runnable, meaning that the Apple script editor can't open it. It doesn't appear that the application is using Apple's keychain, so I don't know if my account name and password are being saved in a secure manner.

Sorry if all of this angers you, but I'm trying to do my due-diligence here.  
(Version 1.1b3)

HABANITA  MMF author's reply has been posted in a new thread.  
(Version 1.1b3)

HABANITA  Hi ! Thanks for this useful comment ! Have you checked in the 'sent box' of the gmail website. if everything has been successfully sent ? If yes, can you check the 'more details' option on one of your sent message and see if the destination address has been correctly transmit by MMF ?

thanks again, u can write me at : magic.mail.folder@gmail.com  
(Version 1.1b2)

TOMDOHERTY  No, no, you misunderstand me completely ...I create a folder on my computer with a file name that is an email address, say xxx@mac.com or xxx@gmail.com or xxx@eircom.net. I then put in a file to send via MMF. MMF sends the file in each case and in doing so creates its own 'Sent' folder within the original (as it always has done before). I get a screen message from MMF to say that the file(s) has been sent ...however NO files have been received by the people I sent them to!! Prior to yesterday's upgrade these very same people have been receiving my files via MMF without any problems. Nothing has changed except MMF!!!!  
(Version 1.1b2)

SATYRICAX  YOU don't understand. Read and listen to the DEV's suggestion, which you DID NOT.

He want you to check your outgoing mail's account to see if it made it. This app simply

provides a creative GUI/process which utilizes YOUR OWN email account to send.

RTFM!  
(Version 1.1b3)

HABANITA  Same to me (i am the developper). It is related to the way my disk manager compiled the dmg, it's not related to the app.  
(Version 1.1b)

HABANITA  What you have seen in the console is nothing else than the scheduled work of MMF, just like any other of the hundreds of operations that are sequencially dealt by your system. Also MMF needs no memory. It's running on my G4 Mac-mini for more than one year now without inflicting any lag (i use it also on my eeepc-linux machine without problem)  
(Version 1.1b)

HABANITA  A new image-disk has been built.

It should work without frightful warning.  
(Version 1.1b)

HABANITA  No, this is the 1.1b  
(Version 1.1b)

TOMDOHERTY  Just checked a few minutes age and downloads still yield v1.0 ...all filed in the .dmg (which is named 'Magic Mail Folder 1.1.dmg') have identical names, creation dates etc as those I downloaded with v1.0 back in April!!  
(Version 1.1b)

JOESANDWICH  The app says 1.1 when you open it (right under the logo)  
(Version 1.1b)

JOESANDWICH  Yes, it should be written under the logo. Thanks for pointing me out this issue. The truth is that I didn't update the cocoa informations of the App. I only changed the code that is located inside. It seems that i am also a BETA-developer ;-)

Thanks again for your interests. I am widely open to any improvement ideas and suggestions !  
(Version 1.1b)