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sɛur itamarh di Nov. 10, 2017 ·

Hi,

Sadly, after using it for a few weeks, I have to disable it as it makes my memory footprint jump from <1GB to 4GB and i've experienced a lot of hangs with it.
I wonder how mailmindr stores the data on which emails to remind on which may lead to this for users with large mailboxes?

Thanks,
Itamar

This review is for a previous version of the add-on (0.7.9.4). 

sɣuṛ Arnd Issler (Aneflay) di Nov. 10, 2017 ·

Hi Itamar,

sorry for the issues you had with mailmindr.

Currently I'm rewriting the whole AddOn to address these issues. I'm behind the schedule, but there will be a new version within this year (not that fast, you're right). So if you have a wishlist what you expect from mailmindr in the future: just let me know; there's a facebook page and, of course, the mail address hello@mailmindr.net

For the technical details you asked: check your Thunderbird profile folder. There's a file mailmindr.sqlite which contains all the remindrs. mailmindr will only store the time for the reminder and refers to the particular email via a stored messageID.

Does this answer your questions?

Best,
arnd.

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sɛur itamarh di Oct. 13, 2017 ·

first of all - thank you for this add-on, its easier than sending emails with send later as reminders with a one-click approach.
caveats (with thunderbird 52):
- reminder window makes all other emails in inbox disappear via a filter, need to rest the filter to see them again.
- really missing the ability to stand on the folder storing the reminders to see a column with the reminder trigger dates, like SendLater has.

This review is for a previous version of the add-on (0.7.9.4).