Alexander Pushkov

Personally, I really dislike ProtonMail for its proprietary encryption standard and business practices: even if you wanted to use custom client, you'll have to pay for their [IMAP bridge](https://protonmail.com/bridge/) –...

Implemented in 39ec192. Feel free to check it out [once it builds](https://travis-ci.com/notpushkin/Mailspring-Libre/builds/150763644)!

@lefred The packages are built for each push to master! You can find them on the build page under [Deploying application](https://travis-ci.com/notpushkin/Mailspring-Libre/builds/150763644#L3037) section. Here are the most recent ones: [rpm](https://files.catbox.moe/ehk07g.rpm), [deb](https://files.catbox.moe/fre95m.deb)...

Looked into PGP implementation and it seems that it proper PGP/MIME signatures won't be possible without changes to mailsync :thinking: (https://github.com/NgoHuy/mailspring-keybase seems to do PGP Inline, which is OK but...

@Panzki Right now it works without the Mailspring account and tracking calls should have been removed, although we still need to do more thorough testing of the Mailsync part. Some...

I think 3.8 is needed for some of the devDependencies – I can see if there's any way around this. Note that [EOL for 3.7 is next June](https://peps.python.org/pep-0537/#lifespan) – you...

Turns out NumPy has also dropped Python 3.7 support starting with the 1.22.0 release. I've downgraded it to `^1.21.1` for the time being, and made `pydub-stubs` and `ipython` optional dependencies.

I'm not sure – that's totally up to you :D We can get rid of `Final`s though, they're here only for type checker strictness. Another option is to use [`typing_extensions.Final`](https://pypi.org/project/typing-extensions/).

I've added typing-extensions on Python < 3.8. Unfortunately, I can't get my hands on Python 3.7 easily, to try it out and see if anything else breaks: ``` $ brew...

On a slightly different note, here's how you can do the microphone recognition: https://codeberg.org/notpushkin/shazamctl/src/branch/master/shazamctl/microphone.py 🎉