KYLEVE  Hi

These are known issues that seem to effect an extremely small amount of users - we will be fixing these in our 2.0 release.  
(Version 1.0.5)

KYLEVE  Please see the following blog post for more information -

http://vibealicious.com/blog/development/some-news-for-google-apps-users-aka-notify-1-1-and-beyond/  
(Version 1.0.5)

SJSW  Gmail Notifr absolutely does tell you the sender of the email as well as the subject so your assertion that it does not is incorrect. In my opinion to call a program that was the only viable free alternative to Google's official notifier for over a year "worthless" and then give misleading information about it is irresponsible. If I sound "harsh" let's just say that I appreciate developers like James Chan who give their time and talent to the Mac community (with free programs) and that includes this developer as well, I think this could be a fine program as it matures and I really like the U.I.. Right now though it can't check Google Apps accounts (of which I have many) and I need to be able to check more than 4 accounts. That means, for now, that it won't work for me but it doesn't mean that I think it's "worthless". For many users this may be all that they need and I do appreciate the developers efforts and wish him well.  
(Version 1.0.5)

VIOLET  The only place I've ever seen Notifr tell you is in the growl notification once the email arrives. If you're not at the computer or you don't see it, you can't click on the menu icon and bring that up in the menu - unless you all are using a different version of Notifr than I am. :) For me, that makes it useless. Just my own opinion.  
(Version 1.0.5)

SJSW  I think that what must be going on here is that you are somehow confusing Gmail Notifr by James Chan with another program. Gmail Notifr has supported showing the sender and subject (from the menubar item pull down) since version 0.2.2 (Nov 3, 2008). That was 16 updates and almost 1 year ago. I find it revealing that someone commenting on a "Mac Update" site would not be "up-to-date" on software they purportedly use. Perhaps when you do your next review you should focus on the positives (or negatives) of the program you're reviewing instead of making comments about another program that, in this case, reveals your ignorance. When you make assertions that have no basis in fact, your have no credibility in this forum.  
(Version 1.0.5)

VIOLET  It's Gmail Notifr, and it's up to date. I haven't personally attacked you, so you can stop personally attacking me.  
(Version 1.0.5)

SJSW  There is nothing personal about my comments and pointing out that you are mistaken is not an attack. You made a misleading (and flat out wrong) assertion that I have refuted with facts. If you're using a current version of Gmail Notifr then you know that it most certainly DOES tell you the sender and subject from the pull down menubar item yet you refuse to acknowledge that you are wrong. I wouldn't care save the fact that someone reading your review unchallenged might not try Gmail Notifr based on your erroneous evaluation of a major feature. At any rate, I'll leave it to others to draw their own conclusions about the value of your opinion in this forum.  
(Version 1.0.5)

KYLEVE  Hi - try deleting your preference file - it's here:

/Users//Library/Preferences/com.Vibealicious.Notify.plist

All of our developers are on Snow Leopard and can't replicate your problem, so wiping the preferences might fix it.  
(Version 1.0.4)

KYLEVE  Delete your prefs file - it's in /Users/Yourname/Library/Preferences/com.Vibealicious.Notify.plist  
(Version 1.0.3)

TESLANAUT  Sorry for commenting again, but semi-related, this is also how I want a Twitter client to be. In the menubar, unobtrusive, only showing itself when needed. Exactly like how Notify looks. Here's to hoping a developer can fill my wishes.  
(Version 1.0.2)