Download The Bat! 10.1

Version 10.1 of the more than twenty-year-old email client The Bat! it came out. The new director of the Moldovan company Ritlabs, Stefan Tanurkov, is fully committed to modernizing his program. For example, Chromium’s HTML rendering engine has replaced the outdated internal engine and that of Internet Explorer and there is now also a dark mode. The program has also undergone several changes in the interface and really looks much fresher than before. Since version 10.0, the following changes and improvements have been made:

The Bat! v10.1

Improvements

• Mail Ticker’s speed is using current display resolution and DPI settings for speed adjustment
• Add tag autofiltering when typing a tag for easy checking of the tag’s availability

Fixes

• The Bat! / Voyager might not gracefully exit after the first start
• Time Zones included into a text/Calendar part were not used
• .ICS (iCalendar) files were not shown as attachments sometimes
• Newly added tags could disappear from selection when specific color settings were used

The Bat! v10.0.10

New features

• “Option to run single CEF process at the Preferences | Applications page

Fixes

• Sometimes, abandoned utility processes could stay after quitting the application

The Bat! v10.0.9

New features

• “Go Offline” button in the Restore dialog to help avoid automatic connection after restoring data on a new system

Fixes

• Window size of Message Source Viewer was not restored on screen DPIs other that 96
• PDF files with non-ASCII characters in names could not be viewed

The Bat! v10.0.8

New features

• Inline PDF viewer

Improvements

• Use multiple CEF processes to optimize HTML rendering
• /SingleCEF command line parameter to use CEF browser in the current process

The Bat! v10.0.4

Improvements

• Update CEF to version 101.0.15
• Automatically open system browser for Google’s OAUTH
• “Always use system browser for OAUTH authentication” option at the “Other options” page of the Preferences

Fixes

• Tip Of the Day was not using proper tip file location