Changelog

What's new

Newest first. The Windows app and the web app have their own version numbers.

Link to your peep server

Link the Windows app to your peep server with the web PIN, once. The PC gets its own key, which you can revoke from the web.
Choose which server mailboxes to show. A PC mailbox with the same address switches off and can't be turned back on while its server twin is shown.
Server mailboxes get new mail live from the server, catch up on start, and stay usable offline: sends, moves, deletes, flags and drafts queue up and go out in order.
Keeps 30, 90, 180 or 365 days of mail on the PC; older mail downloads when opened.
Settings → Mailboxes: an Active checkbox on every mailbox, and Delete local data to free space without touching any server.
One address book shared with the web; the most recent edit wins.
Faster "server unreachable" errors: a refused connection now fails at once instead of waiting out the timeout.

Settings → Devices lists linked Windows apps, with Unlink.
Setting a new PIN signs out browsers but leaves linked PCs linked.
Server support for linked PCs: device keys, sync by change, safe retries of queued actions, and address-book and rule edits that keep their time.

Search the whole folder on the server with Enter or Ctrl+Shift+F, with "quoted phrases" kept together.
A full set of keyboard shortcuts, and a cheat sheet on F1 or ?.
With the reading pane off, the list shows From, Subject and Date in columns.
Portable zip: keep a data folder next to the program and everything lives there.

Address book, stored on the server and shared by every browser, with vCard and CSV import and export.
Address suggestions in To, Cc and Bcc.
Dark now uses the peep red; the original navy and cyan is kept as Classic. Unread count on the browser tab.
Drafts autosave and replace the previous save; closing with changes asks first.
Contact card on every sender and recipient.
Messages open in their own window, and changes there update the main list.
Folder rename and delete, mark all as read, rule ordering and Run all on Inbox.
Search the whole folder on the server, and a keyboard cheat sheet on ?.

Rules: move, mark read or flag new inbox mail by From, To, Subject or Body. Reorder them, switch them off, or run them on the inbox now.
Create, nest, rename and delete folders. Empty Trash and Spam.
Unread counts on every folder from the moment you connect, in the window title, the tray, and on the taskbar button.
Contact card on every sender and recipient.

Address book in its own window, with vCard and CSV import from Gmail, Outlook, AOL, Yahoo and iCloud, and export.
Select and copy text in messages; right-click for Copy, Open link and Copy link address.
Clickable links in plain-text messages.

Compose, reply, reply all and forward, with signatures per mailbox, attachments and address suggestions.
Drafts that save themselves, and a prompt before closing with changes.
Messages in their own windows.
mailto: links open a new message.

HTML messages drawn natively on a white page, with images, tables and styling. Wide newsletters scale to fit.
Remote images on or off, with a Load images button per message.
Scripts, frames and unsafe links blocked. Attachments open or save; programs are blocked from opening.

Native Windows app with four themes, a PIN lock, the tray and new-mail notifications.
Mailbox setup with ready-made settings for Gmail, AOL, Verizon, Yahoo, iCloud and Outlook.
Push mail over IMAP IDLE, with a check every minute.

Several IMAP and SMTP mailboxes behind one PIN, with a 14-day unlock per device.
Sidebar per mailbox, message list and reading pane, with draggable dividers and the reading pane on or off per folder.
Read, write, reply and forward, with attachments and drafts.
The push service: live new mail and rules, even with no browser open.
Dark, Grey and Light themes, and a phone layout.