So, the Earth didn’t explode, collide with another planet, or get swallowed by a huge dragon – and to celebrate this fact, I’m going to share my plans for the next major release of Snarl. I’m putting a detailed post together right now but, as a teaser, you’ll find that Read more…
The default style provided with R3.0 has been given a significant facelift. Here is it in all its glory: Best of all, it now supports tinting:
If you’ve not seen this post, then you may not know that Snarl 3.0 will have much better support for JSON than earlier releases did. In fact, you can now access the entire Snarl API via JSON, just as you can via SNP or SNP/HTTP. Here’s a snippet of code Read more…
Release 1.5 Beta 1 shipped on 29 August 2006 and featured a number of significant improvements over previous releases. Firstly, it included Melon 3.0 as part of the installation process – something much welcomed by frustrated users. It also featured a tray icon for the first time, doing away Read more…
R1.0 Release 1.0 debuted on 27 September 2005. It required Melon 3.0 or later – which was a separate download at the time. It’s system version number was 35 (indicated by the version property of the Snarl executable being 1.0.35). This was the first version to feature rounded notifications, however Read more…
We’re delighed to announce that Snarl 3.0 Beta 2 is now available for download. Here’s what’s changed: Fixed: Bug in the Win32 transport which was causing the wrong notify signal to be sent back to the calling application; New: JSON handler now supports full API request functionality; Fixed: GNTP application Read more…
