This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />After upgrading to 10.4.6, Mail.app had shrugged off Cage Fighter's improvements. It also refused to acknowledge selections of anything in Mail's main window. Yikes!
However, a reapplication of Cage Fighter fixed everything--the hideous new look for Mail.app is gone, and mail responds again.
Way to go Cage Fighter!
Gripes
brossow
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I'll probably get reamed by the adoring throng here, but I don't like it. I like what it tries to do, but with the modified icons in Mail 2.0 you have to be sure to click directly on the icon and not just somewhere in the vicinity. This is fine for the bigger icons like "Get Mail" or "Junk" but for the buttons with less "real eastate"' such as "Reply," it makes for a more tedious task as you have to be sure that you're clicking directly on that little arrow. If this could be made into a more "intelligent" setup so that I could click a pixel or two off of the arrow and still trigger a reply (as with the default icons) I'd use it in a heartbeat. As it is now, however, I've gone back to the originals.
Great Work!!!
sherardj
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This was the only thing that I didn't like in "Tiger", the "Mail" interface, its UGLY icons. I never expected this from Apple. Now its history, thanks to "Cage Fighter"
Thanx a lot
neonlight
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />i've thought of doing this by myself, but now i could use your great tool to kill these ugly buttons. Thank you. The Mail Interface was the only thing i don't like in Tiger, now its history.
Thank you!
mclaincausey
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />It's mystifying that the GUI and design wizards at Apple would unleash this abomination on the world. Nice work fixing it up!