QuickMail v0.7.8 Release Notes
Download
Two options are available for v0.7.8:
| Download | When to use |
|---|---|
quickmail-v0.7.8-setup.exe — Windows installer
| Recommended for most users. Installs per-user with no elevation required, checks for the WebView2 Runtime, and registers an uninstaller. |
QuickMail.exe — standalone portable executable
| No installation required. Copy it anywhere and run. |
Both downloads include the .NET 8 runtime — you do not need to install .NET separately.
Bug Fixes
- Attachment list now announces correctly with screen readers. When arrowing through the attachment list in a compose window or reading pane, some screen readers were reading the internal class name (
QuickMail.Models.AttachmentModel) instead of the file name. Each attachment now has a proper accessible label — file name and size — that screen readers announce when focus moves to it. This bug did not affect JAWS, which has a long-standing workaround for this specific WPF pattern.
Thank You to Contributors
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to QuickMail through code, bug reports, feature suggestions, and other feedback. Your contributions make the project better for everyone.
Internal
Attachment list accessible names
AttachmentModel: addedAccessibleNameproperty returning"{FileName}, {FileSizeDisplay}"(e.g. "report.pdf, 152 KB").MainWindow.xaml,ComposeWindow.xaml,MessageWindow.xaml: addedListBox.ItemContainerStyleto each attachment list bindingAutomationProperties.Nameto{Binding AccessibleName}. Without this, WPF's automation peer fell back toAttachmentModel.ToString()— the full type name — as the accessible name of each list item. Same root cause and fix as the keyboard shortcuts list in v0.7.5 (#107).