You may have noticed that the public site got a facelift a few weeks back (yeah, about time). Today, we pushed an update to the design of the application side of things. It’s been long overdue, and we took the …
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Mailmanagr can handle zip files in a couple of ways. Occasionally, you may want to just upload a .zip file to share in Basecamp. That’s fine, attach it to your message and it will be uploaded to Basecamp as is. …
HTML formatting is a bit of a work in progress, and probably always will be. What we’re really trying to say here is that e-mail clients are the nastiest offenders of markup-abuse on the market. We do our best with …
At long last, we’ve released the ability to post private messages and create private todos. (Hey, it took Apple 3 versions of the iPhone OS to do copy and paste!) If you’d like to post a new message through Mailmanagr …
A couple of notes on new developments: After waiting entirely too long for one company to get their act together on payment processing, we just decided to ditch them and go elsewhere. Within 24 hours, the paid plan was live. …
Some folks may have noticed that Mailmanagr is now offering a paid option. Well, sort of. Mailmanagr is trying to offer a paid option, but we’re still waiting on final setup from our payment processor. Here’s the low-down: Mailmanagr will …
We just rolled out HTML formatting support to messages, and comments on todo items. Now, when you get a message with text in bold, italic, or embedded lists or tables, that formatting will be preserved in the messages posted to …
When Mailmanagr first launched, todo lists in Basecamp were pretty basic. You could create todos, assign them to someone and re-order them in lists. We supported being able to create them and assign them to people right off the bat. …
It turns out that you don’t always know who exactly will be sending you messages. Go figure. One of the most requested features we get is the ability to add in an entire domain to the allowed senders list. People …
We’ve moved to rock-solid new hosting at Slicehost and launched a new design. We’ve adjusted a couple of settings to add further stability. For example: We’ve put in an attachment limit of 25 MB at the server for file attachments …