Summary
PressedMail 1.3.2 gives Free and Pro one visual system. Every text field,
dropdown and button in the plugin now takes its height from one place, so
controls sit a little taller with more breathing room, the header search
Filters popover matches every other input, and the composer reads the way it
should: a compact "Sub" label next to the subject, and "From" quietly smaller
than the mode it belongs to. Dark mode stops leaking white: code blocks in the
rich text editor and the dropdowns on the Allowed Domains page now follow the
theme. This release also carries everything from 1.3.1, which never left beta:
draft structure no longer expires, automatic mailbox work no longer starts
paused behind an approval notice, and the "Background sync delayed" chip only
shows when something is actually delayed.
Changed
- Every text input, select and button derives its height from one shared
setting, raised from 28px to 32px. Fields gain a little vertical breathing
room everywhere, including the search Filters popover in the header, whose
text inputs previously styled themselves separately from every other input.
- The composer's subject row now carries a compact "Sub" label matching the
To, Cc and Bcc labels, instead of starting abruptly with an unlabeled input.
- In the Reply and Forward context label above the composer, the mode word
keeps its size and the "From" address under it is now smaller and secondary,
so the address stops competing with the action.
- The signature editor form now uses the same shared input, label, toggle,
button and alert components as the rest of the plugin, and the last of the
plugin's one-off form CSS is gone.
- Oversized form controls across settings and feature gates were brought down
to the shared control height, so licensing, security and contact field rows
line up with everything else.
Fixed
- Code blocks in the rich text composer now follow the theme. In dark mode
they rendered a fixed light background that turned the block into a white
rectangle; the markdown editor already did this right and is the reference.
- The Allowed Domains page now uses themed dropdown popups for IMAP security,
username format and credential mode. They were native selects, whose popups
the operating system paints white regardless of theme.
- Allowed Domains validation no longer paints a fresh empty row red the moment
it is added. A field's error appears once the field has been blurred or a
save has been attempted, and pressing Save with invalid rows reveals every
error, focuses the first one and does not post.
Upgrade Notes
- No action needed. Settings, drafts and mailbox data are untouched.
