Here’s a new beta version of SpamSieve. The changes are:
- Fixed a problem where filtering or training a large batch of messages in Apple Mail could be slow or cause SpamSieve to hang or crash.
- Fixed a problem where SpamSieve could hang when reporting an error if the log database couldn’t be saved.
- If a database can’t be saved, SpamSieve now saves the changes to a text file so that there is a chance at recovering the data or figuring out what caused the problem.
- If a database file is damaged, SpamSieve now marks it as such and moves it aside. At the next launch, SpamSieve will create a fresh database so that you don’t continually run into the same error.
- SpamSieve is more responsive and better at reporting errors when Mail is not responding.
- SpamSieve reports a better error message if Apple Mail filtering is slow and the problem can be fixed by switching from the Mail extension to the Mail plug-in.
- Updated the Why are Apple Mail inbox messages not being processed? section of the manual.
- Fixed a bug where some of SpamSieve’s script error codes could possibly conflict with Apple ones.
- Fixed an issue where SpamSieve could be double-launched after restarting your Mac, possibly causing the Settings window to be opened when it should have been hidden. Also, to avoid this problem, we recommend that you do not add SpamSieve to System Settings ‣ General ‣ Login Items ‣ Open at Login. It should only be under Allow in the Background.
If you have not installed a beta version of SpamSieve before, first click here to enter the beta key. Thereafter, you can just launch SpamSieve or choose Software Update from the SpamSieve menu to auto-install the beta. SpamSieve will also notify you about future betas automatically. You can click here to stop receiving in-app notifications of beta versions.