I don’t know what Apple’s engineers did to the progress bars in Mac OS X 10.5’s applications, but they sure are much less useful than they used to be.
A progress bar is, as the name implies, a way to indicate the progress of an action that takes a long time, so that the user gets [...]
A bug in Leopard’s Mail that should be fixed pronto—along with many others.
A more comprehensive explanation of the probable cause and solution for this problem.
It seems to be a Leopard bug involving the presence of an older version of Mail on another mounted volume.
Bugs involving the display of attachments in Leopard’s Mail.
Same text editing engine, same bugs.
A partial fix for what seems to be a fairly common problem with Mail.
Mail’s text editing engine is still unacceptably buggy.
A pretty obvious user interface inconsistency, and Apple’s refusal to see it that way.
The behaviour changes but is not exactly improved.
A universal selection method that should be supported in Mail is not.
Applies wrong quote level to first line of text following a just-deleted block of quoted text.
Yet another area of the button toolbar in Mail that does not work as expected.
An obvious bug with the “Save” button in Mail, and other musings about the lack of improvement for attachment handling in Mail.
Older bugs are resurfacing in Mail 3.1.