February 13, 2007 by Justin
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I've just made another small update to Pukka, version 1.4.2, which addresses a couple more bugs. The only one that has been seen in the wild (to my knowledge) would happen when a password was entered incorrectly. There was a chance that Pukka would keep trying the del.icio.us site repeatedly and possibly get blocked by the del.icio.us staff. I've corrected this and now alert the user immediately upon a password failure so that it can be corrected. Pukka will not hit del.icio.us again after that until the user has had a chance to adjust things and has been made aware of the problem.
Grab the latest version here or use the update right within Pukka.
I always strive for high performance applications, but as with any major feature upgrade, the occasional bug does creep in. The addition of duplicate notification and dock menu bookmarks required some rather large work under the hood. Know that I am committed to a stable, reliable Pukka and will address issues like these as soon as possible.
Thanks and enjoy!
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My client is not able to contact del.icio.us right now, so I am getting the "There was a login failure!" button. The only option available is to click the "Edit Accounts" button, although I don't want to edit my account—I know my settings are correct. The only option is to force quit at this point, there's no way to exit this loop gracefully.
There should be a "Try again in 10 minutes" button, or an "Exit" button so I don't get stuck in this loop.
Thanks for this suggestion -- a couple others have contacted me about it today, as I think del.icio.us is having some widespread problems. A fix for this will be out shortly.