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Sorcerer2006 Author

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DAYLITE EXTENSION CRASH APPLEMAIL SONOMA 14

Sonoma Apple Mail now uses extensions and vendors who supply enhanced functions to work with Mail now supply an extension.

Daylite is a CRM application that provides an extension for AppleMail.

Running Sonoma 14, mail crashes on startup with extension enabled. Also does this in safe mode. Crashes occur when idle but once they occur then AppleMail crashes on startup continuously until disabled.

Does anyone have experience with this?

The vendor is MarketCircle and they have looked at the crash logs generated by the system and say that Apple is mishandling the extension and needs to look into it.

I have talked to Apple support...we did a Safe Model restart and then recommended I replace the OS.

I will do that now.

MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 14.0

Posted on Oct 12, 2023 4:31 PM

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Jay_Gardinar

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Posted on Apr 23, 2024 2:30 PM

Grant Bennet-Alder wrote:

so you are saying DAYLITE KNOWS they have an issue?

No, they're saying that they know that **APPLE MAIL HAS ISSUES** with its massive amounts of bugs, and *that's* why developers are advising users against upgrading to the productivity-draining cluster---k known as macOS Sonoma!

There's a running joke among developers that the MailKit extension functionality done in Mail was some intern's pet project, and with them long gone, no one else at Apple knows (or, obviously, cares) anything about it and why it's gone unfixed for SO LONG.

Apparently, some bugs are so bad that not even a 1st year CS student would make such mistakes. Here's but a sample of the types of bugs that were made publicly; many more have been submitted to Apple directly but not visible to the public (gee, wonder why).

The fact it's TAKEN APPLE OVER 2 YEARS TO START FIXING THESE BUGS gives all this more the feel of a high school summer coding camp than that of a trillion dollar company.

P.S. why is it that only posters with 100K+ "points" arrogantly blame developers as being at fault?? I guess the higher the point count = the more prolific the trolls.

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