Apple seeds a pair of OS X Mavericks updates internally

I hope this comes out soon. Mail.app is pain.

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  3. zoidbert says:

    I replied to you over @ 9to5mac, but agreed. What is surprising is that no one who tested this internally at Apple had any problems with Mail.

    What’s odder — and I mentioned this at 9to5mac — is that my problems are persistent across multiple apps. I have a “Synchronizing with Server” problem no matter what app I’m using: Mail, Unibox, or Airmail. The activity window (in Mail & Airmail; I don’t see one in Unibox) is constantly active in mapping IMAP folders, even after letting Airmail run for several days.

    The weird thing is that oddities carry over to the iCloud.com website: when I’m logged in and using that for my mail activity, I get constant pauses and rainbow wheels. That didn’t happen before.

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