> 
> We're working on a uuid patcher, that will read what the uuid is and then add 
> it to the growlmail configuration. We won't test, but so far the uuid has 
> been the only change we actually make, and then we run growlmail for 2 weeks 
> to test.
> 
> There is a minor risk here, since everything that GrowlMail does inherently 
> isn't using a documented API. Meaning, that GrowlMail could make a call to 
> something that changed names and now it performs a different action. I don't 
> expect this, but it's still there.
> 
> We could continue to play this game of back and forth updating, but it's 
> rather tiresome. Apple did this because some bad plugins were actually 
> crashing Mail. However, they could have created a public API instead and 
> avoided all of this mess.

Interesting, but a bit arcane for humble consumers like me. I'll hope you find 
a good fix. I certainly liked having Growl give me a heads-up on incoming mail.

anmcl

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