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If you happen to be using Sparrow on a shiny new MacBook Pro with a Retina Display, you may want to grab the latest update. And just to clarify — this update does bring proper support for the Retina Display. Some other goodies that come along with this latest update include support for Mountain Lion and Notification Center along with the ability to Send & Archive in Quick Reply, always expand messages and always show the “i” section. Additionally, the remaining new features and bug fixes break down as follows;
New Features:
Fixed close/minimize/zoom button behavior
Enabling always show info will show info of the opened messages
Enabling always expand all will expand all messages
Bug Fix:
Growl Notification with Growl 1.3
Growl Notification for POP accounts
Memory consumption improvement
Lastly, this update brings Sparrow for Mac up to version 1.6.2 and so far, this release is available by way of the Sparrow website as opposed to the Mac App Store. Needless to say, we suspect it will also be available by way of the Mac App Store sooner rather than later.
If you happen to be using Sparrow on a shiny new MacBook Pro with a Retina Display, you may want to grab the latest update. And just to clarify — this update does bring proper support for the Retina Display. Some other goodies that come along with this latest update include support for Mountain Lion and Notification Center along with the ability to Send & Archive in Quick Reply, always expand messages and always show the “i” section. Additionally, the remaining new features and bug fixes break down as follows;
Lastly, this update brings Sparrow for Mac up to version 1.6.2 and so far, this release is available by way of the Sparrow website as opposed to the Mac App Store. Needless to say, we suspect it will also be available by way of the Mac App Store sooner rather than later.
Via [The Verge] and [9to5Mac]
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