What changed
notarized
Changes
File a whole thread in one edit.
With several emails queued, an "Apply to all" button on the row you're editing copies its Party and Description to every email in the list — a fifteen-email thread no longer means fifteen identical edits. Each email keeps its own to/from direction.
Attached emails now file as .eml, exactly as sent.
An email attached to an email saves as the original .eml file beside the PDF, byte-for-byte as it arrived — no longer converted to a PDF.
Imperfect emails are flagged before you file.
If any part of a message couldn't be decoded cleanly, its row now shows an orange warning with the details — so you know the record may be imperfect before it's filed, not after.
Preview with the mouse.
Hovering a row reveals an eye button that opens the preview — no need to know the Space shortcut. And hovering the paperclip now lists exactly which files will be saved with the email.
Small polish.
The keyboard-shortcut hint is easier to read, and the Party field grows to fit longer names.
Download integrity
SHA-256: c9b0cd805ae01eaa31ab1191aa252dc0eb32aaacfe501736459937f800b734d1
The app and disk image are signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple. The other GitHub assets are for automatic updates; most people only need the DMG.