- Fixed: cannot work with Thunderbird 7
- Fixed: same pseudo email addresses are created
- Fixed: fail to synchronize phone numbers if custom labelled one exists
- Added: add option to choose a use of the second address field
- You can choose one of the followings: "---" (not use), "P.O. Box", "Neighborhood".
Sep 4, 2011
Google Contacts 0.6.37b2
New beta for Google Contacts is now available: v0.6.37b2. It mainly fixes compatibility with Thunderbird 7. Please test it with Thunderbird 7 to release it in time.
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