Hi there!
Just to add to the fun of the current debate on sorting, I'd like to say that I'd _very_ much like to be able to
a) choose whether the latest mails appear on top on on the bottom of the list (also for multi-page sorting) b) choose individual pages for large folder listings
Additionally, there's a little glitch in the message view: When viewing a single message, the tooltip of the button that gets to the next message says "display next set of messages" (same for previous). That should probably just say "message".
Cheers! mtu
And to make sure all is said,
Email sent by badly created scripts (and spammers) are often missing the "Date:" field. As a result they are considered as being dated of the first of January 1970 (or some stupid date like that) and will be at the start of the sorting.
As roundcube miss the feature to select the index at which email are displayed, I would have to click "next page" around 150 times to be able to drag and drop that mail to the trash.
I can see a few solution to this problem:
- allow user to navigate pages on the "Message XX of XXXX" at the
bottom right. (I have over 3,000 email in my inbox - and I use folders and filters, so I let you calculate how many time I would have to click "next" to get to a spam email)
- like Thunderbird have another "filter bar" with an unread emails option.
- display those email last but it can not be done using IMAP sorting.
Thomas
On Thu, 3 Aug 2006, Thomas Mangin wrote:
And to make sure all is said,
Email sent by badly created scripts (and spammers) are often missing the "Date:" field. As a result they are considered as being dated of the first of January 1970 (or some stupid date like that) and will be at the start of the sorting.
As roundcube miss the feature to select the index at which email are displayed, I would have to click "next page" around 150 times to be able to drag and drop that mail to the trash.
The best way to solve that is to have the option of sorting in incoming order, like almost all other mail clients have.
I can see a few solution to this problem:
- allow user to navigate pages on the "Message XX of XXXX" at the bottom
right. (I have over 3,000 email in my inbox - and I use folders and filters, so I let you calculate how many time I would have to click "next" to get to a spam email)
Yes, this could be very good. I too have some big forlders.
- like Thunderbird have another "filter bar" with an unread emails option.
That's something I would like to see too. Would you mind add a trac ticket with these two new features?
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