Re: Switching mailboxes
- From: Jack <ostroffjh sbcglobal net>
- To: Balsa list <balsa-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Switching mailboxes
- Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2010 11:28:59 -0400
On 2010.07.10 07:44, Peter Bloomfield wrote:
A recent bug[1] relates to Balsa's practice of automatically
switching to another mailbox when you ask for the next unread message
and the current mailbox has no more unread messages. When that
feature was added, code was included for popping up a dialog asking
for confirmation that you really want Balsa to make the switch, but
it seemed intrusive and has always been commented out.
The reporter asks for a preferences option to enable the confirmation
dialog. It could be added to the "Main window" group on the "Display
options" page, perhaps:
[ ] Ask me before switching to another mailbox to show an unread
message.
But Balsa already offers a plethora of options, presumably
intimidating to a new user. Is the current practice annoying, and
sufficiently so to make installing the option worthwhile?
Thanks for any thoughts!
I have no problem with the current behavior of going to the next
mailbox. I also don't see a problem adding the option. If the list of
options is already intimidating, adding one won't change it.
However, what about the possibility of dividing all the options into
basic and advanced, default to only displaying the basic ones, and
having a button on the options page to display advanced or all
options? (I believe VLC has something like this.)
Additional question here - in most cases, requesting next unread with
no unread in the current mailbox takes me to the next unread message.
However, I have one case where it often goes the the right mailbox, but
displays the last selected message in that box, and I have to select
next unread again to actually go the the new message.
Jack
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