GVNotifier 1.2 – let’s get serious!
I’ve been hard at work on GVNotifier 1.2 for the last couple of weeks. Lots of bugfixes and enhancements have been added based on the great feedback I’ve had via the comments form, widget and the GVNotifier beta group.
This version adds lots of preferences–so you can use it how you like.
Check out the screenshots:
The contact list supports pinning, keep your favorite contacts just a click away. Contact photos are downloaded from Google Contacts.
The login experience has been enhanced, if you’re still unable to login, you may send a detailed error report and I can look over the logs to determine what’s happening.
Lots of preferences have been added for key features.
Quickly call or text new people without having to open a browser to Google Voice.
Easily message contacts with multiple numbers. Just click the number to choose where to send to.
GVNotifier 1.2 is available now, auto-update to the latest version if you already have it installed, or Download it here.
Ack! Now it doesn’t start with windows anymore! D:
Other than that, I love the new features (:
How do you uninstall GVnotifier? I installed v1 on a desktop and don’t find it useful since I’m rarely sitting there. I used ‘Add/Remove’ programs to uninstall but it still starts up every time I restart windows (7 Pro). Even if I uncheck ‘Start With Windows’ it manages to do this. Help, please.
I think I like 1.1s interface better… more smooth and clean.
@gVoice user the interface is nearly identical if you adjust the options to your liking. Perhaps move the window over your clock, close it and then select ‘no window caption’. Most other changes are purely to support more features.
@bw – unfortunately you have come across an annoying bug. I do apologize for this. The application can be *fully* removed by deleting the data in C:\Users\\AppData\Apps\2.0\ Do note that this is the repository for all ClickOnce applications, so take care NOT to delete things that aren’t GVNotifier. Alternatively you can install the latest 1.2 build, which will automatically disable the startup option for previous builds.
@SteelFroggy – drag the shortcut into the Startup folder on your start menu. This option proved problematic. Hopefully it will come back in a future build.