-bug report you send. If stumbling over a bug is a true non-option,
-this release is not for you. In that case, download the stable version
-and enjoy that one.
-
-In general, we are planning to regularly release a 1.3.x version until
-it is stable enough to call her 1.4 or 2.0. While I'm at it, one
-comment on version numbers. Our version numbers take the form of A.B.C
- A increases with time, but only very seldomly.
- B if it is even (0, 2, 4 etc), it is a stable release
- if it is odd (1, 3, 5 etc), it is a development release
- C indicates small changes.
-Which is to say our version numbering system is the same as that of
-the linux kernel. So 1.2.7 is a stable version, and 1.3.1 (this one)
-is a development release.
-
-We are excited to bring you the fruits of a very good development
-series. Major rewrites of the back-end and the user interface have
-been happening since the 1.2 series.
+bug report you send.
+
+
+Major updates
+==============
+
+The 1.4.0 series (as a result of 1.3 devel series) brings:
+
+* A complete rewrite of the way we send mail (Deliver-class),
+ and of the way we parse mail (MIME-bodystructure parsing).
+ This makes SquirrelMail more reliable and more efficient
+ at the same time!
+* Support for IMAP UID which makes SquirrelMail more reliable.
+* Optimizations to code and the number of IMAP calls.
+* Support for a wider range of authentication mechanisms.
+* Lots of bugfixes and a couple of UI-tweaks.
+