Mail Notifr1.3.5

Worked perfect so far... Until i set up the 2-step verification. Now a password error pops up. Any solution? Thx.

This is great and worth twice the price. Sorry I didn't find it earlier.

the best out there....

This would be the perfect notifier to replace the Google Notifier that will die on Jan 31, 2014 except for one problem. If installed for multiple users, the menu bar icon turns red and has the new message count badge for only the first user. When you add a second user, the app functions fine, but the icon doesn't alert the second user to new messages. This problem occurs when the first user logs out and the second user logs in.

Brilliant app. It no longer shows up in the iStat Pro widget for it's memory usage which is great. I am on 10.7 and have not experienced any crashes or problems.

Do NOT upddate on 10.7. It crashes every few minutes and brakes the system. Back on 5 Stars when it is repaired.

Good application! Just Retina support please for icon in menubar and application will perfect

I've tried just about every other Gmail notification system out there, and I always go back to this one. It's clean, it's simple, and does exactly what I need. Best of all? It's open source, on GitHub, even! Mountain Lion Notification Center support is minimal, but even with some basic integration this would blow every other paid and buggy app out there away!

Crashing a lot on 10.8.

Thanks a lot, Notifr with version 0.6.1 works again.

Just what I needed. Tried every notifier and SSB for my Gmail accounts. This one is simple, elegant and unobtrusive. With my 3 accounts it fits the bill perfectly. Keep it alive :)

Just what a need. Very simple, low profile, just use growl to inform my new e-mails. Perfect.

Great little app but will it ever support Google Calendar? That would replace the official Google Notifier completely on my system.

I beg of you to support 10.4.x

I am afraid, that this software does not support proxy settings (to be behind the proxy may be one reason to use this soft, when POP3 is disabled) :-( But overall it's OK

I have just upgraded to Snow Leopard, and now the gmail notifr doesn't show the number of mails beside its icon on toolbar. Any suggestion?

Nice job, James! Very useful little app. Thanks also for offering up your time and expertise to develop this without even attaching a price tag!

Doesn't seem to work here.. It just makes my Macbook hang for 3 minutes, and the terminates itself. :(

WOW! the new icon is astonishing, amazing, gorgeous! looks great .. a futuristic 2009 icon that I liked so much! The application is better than ever. Less memory, less threats again ... check updates, numbers of inbox .. all of sudden the best notifier. I strongly recommend instead any other. Easy 5 stars.

**********!!!! I just downloaded and installed v 0.4.1. Wow! James Chan is to be congratulated. This is great. It works perfectly. On a side note, I wrote a review the other day and gave 0.3.5 six stars out of five and v 0.4 just one star. Mr. Chan and I have corresponded, and I have told him my difficulties and he has been very generous with his time to try and resolve this. I hope that has been helpful to him because this works great. This gets 10 stars out of five.

As far as Gmail notifiers go it does not get better than this. Simple to use and not a memory hog. The fans of the 0.4.0 icon will really like this new one.

'Reply' Thanks a lot the Dev answer. I really appreciated. I agree all with you. And also I am sure you are doing a great job. I would never use the Google Notifier because I refuse to use their's daemons. You are doing a great improvement programming in Ruby! Update is a good option to be there, and the icon is amazing. I can not image what else you could improve, but let's see, I am sure your mind is ahead! keep going ...

Please make a Tiger version..

Wow! I really liked the new icon. It's cool and bold. Really better than the Gmail icon, I think. Thanks.

Great little app. for ease of use. I prefer the old icon too though so will stick to older version.

Please give us the option to use the old icon! It was much better. Thanks

I have switched to this application as the "official" Gmail Notifier does not always bring me to my in box but to an error message lately.I really can't understand why any of the ignorant a-holes gave me minus marks when I made an honest mistake taking Gmail Notifier for Gmailnotifr. There are a lot of unpleasant people lurking around waiting for just such a common error for them to criticize. I guess they think they are without fault.,

Sorry I got this one confused with the official Gmail Notifier which I like better. It has more features.

I put the previous version back as this version does not have the Google Calendar incorporated within it.The Calendar in the menu bar is useful and you probably can get it anyway at the Google Calendar web site but I like the style of the previous one vs this version.

Having used Gmail Notifr for a few days, I thought I'd return and give it a more objective review (as promised) now that it's working for me. First up, I'd like to give kudos to the developer, James. There was a problem with 0.3.0 in saving usernames, and he worked quickly and non-stop until he'd resolved the problem. Top marks!! I haven't tested this for multiple users, I only have my single account to monitor, but it did that without any problems at all. The ability to adjust the polling of the Gmail server is a nice feature. There are a few things missing that the Google Notifier does that Gmail Notifr doesn't. A "Compose Message" menu item would be useful. I think the message list could possibly be expanded on too. Google Notifier, for example, displays a tooltip with the beginning of the message in it. I find this very useful. One or two people have commented on the memory usage of the 'official' google notifier, however, I've had both running side by side for a few days and Activity Monitor is telling me that Gmail Notifr is using a little more (19.52 MB) than the Google Notifier (16.87 MB). Gmail Notifr does what it is meant to do, well, and with a very responsive, and nice, developer to boot. However, in my situation, I have decided to stick with the Google Notifier because I don't need multiple account checking and I also like to have the list of events from my Google Calendar. I use Busy Sync to synchronise my Google Calendar to iCal, but I'm yet to find a nice solution to listing events and emails nicely as the Google Notifier does. I wish the developer all the best with this project, and I will certainly be keeping an eye on it.

New accounts aren't being added with 0.3.1.

Its a shame that it doesnt work on Tiger (10.4.11).. Otherwise I would have downloaded it.. So developer come on and make this thing also work on Tiger, for now I have to stick with Gmail Notifier by Google..

Simply awesome. Never had a prob with this little gem. Does what it says and does it very well.

uld be good to be able to use Gmail Notifr as default application for mail in the sites con mail redirect. keyboyard shortcuts for open inbox and new message like gmailstaus. gmail notifr is more stable of gmailstatus great work, regards.

i use this to show me notifications of my gmail hosted app email... works great, and the developer is constantly upgrading this app...

This notifier is lacking the one feature that I really need: an audio notification; apart from this, I cannot see how notification is practical useful at all.

Thanks for this...works great...love the pref feature to have mail checked at an interval of my choice. Would love to see something similar for yahoo mail(ymail). Thanks again and good work.