Something for 1.4.1

[Kostya Vasilyev]

you have an access from the widget

Access to what, "special" folder (sent / drafts) not just "incoming type" folders?

a master developer like you

I wish Add to that: a developer *swamped* with messages about the 1.4 update.

[qwerty1q]

Yes Kostya I'd like to be able to see in the widget messages from the folders I select. For example from accont nr1 I would select INBOX, Sent, Gmail sent, spam, drafts. From account nr 2 only Inbox,  account nr3 INBOX +drafts, etc.

The second request is about colour of the folders from the same account, so far we have only 8 colours. 
If I select 4 folders from one account Id like to have them in the same colour but different shade for example Inbox dark green, sent green, drafts bright green  so I know they all come from the same account but different folders    is it clear now, please?   I would do request above in Request Feature folder of this forum but somehow adding a new thread has been blocked.  Regards

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[Kostya Vasilyev]

It is already possible to select "all folders" for an account, for a widget.

The "all" here means "all incoming type folders that are set to sync whenever the app checks mail", so if you access some folders on an as-needed basis, they won't show. This is sort of like K9's "first class" / "second class" folder system.

I understand that you'd also like to be able to see sent / drafts, and wrote it down.

On the colors - yes, there is a fixed selection, and I do understand that more is better, etc., but right now it's what it is.

[qwerty1q]

Great, I'm looking forward to seeing these 2 thing, otherwise I have to keep Profimail just for the widget

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[isambard]

I just wanted to say thanks for adding this check. I use a self-signed certificate and so had to choose the 'accept all' option. Which I guess previously meant that I was vulnerable to MITM as any MITM attacker could simply use a self-signed certificate and I would not be aware.

I think now, any changes would be detected (even if changing to a fully valid recognised certificate) and you can choose which one to trust. Which is a huge security improvement, IMO.

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Yes, the SSL check is independent of CA validation (which is what "strict" / "accept any" does), and will warn you about changes in any case.