Greg Welch has updated MailRecent , his quick-filing plugin for Mail.app.

The updated version now distinguishes duplicate mailbox names by adding the account to which they belong.

It is also smarter about dealing with people who try to use it with the number of recent items to display (you can set this in the Appearances pane of System Preferences) set to zero.

It is now a kick-ass, error-free plugin for people who like to file their messages quickly in this way.

At the same time, Dan Frakes at Macworld has written up a nice review of both Greg’s Mail plugins — MailRecent and MailFollowup — for his MacGems column.

He covers them in praise,

MailFollowup and MailRecent are sure to be welcome by heavy users of Mail. And the best thing about them is that they’re so well integrated into Mail that they seem as if they’ve been part of the app from the beginning. (And some would argue that they very well should have been.)

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