Re: [Evolution] Showing replies below mails
- From: Ángel <angel 16bits net>
- To: evolution-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Showing replies below mails
- Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2022 23:54:33 +0100
On 2022-01-27 at 12:54 +0000, Krauß, Peter (SCC) wrote:
Hello everyone,
I wonder if it's possible to configure Evolution in a way that I my
reply mails are grouped in the thread they belong to.
Hello Peter
evolution groups mails by thread in the current view. That's usually
the folder you have open. I think if you made a search for all messages
to/from Alice, you would view them threaded as well. But it requires
you to perform a search.
Currently, mails are only grouped there if I activate a setting in the
account preferences ("Save replies in the folder of the message"), yet
this only works for mails sent with Evolution.
Saving sent messages along the received ones helps to keep everything
organized, indeed. (IMHO, YMMV) Both for threading and for normal
filing.
I thus prefer not to save sent messages separately.
However…
I also use the account on my smart phone and with other mail clients
(OWA), resulting in the reply emails only present in the sent-mails-
folder and thus not appearing in the mail thread.
if you use a different client, it may decide to save what you send
wherever it wants to, which can be different than where *you* would
want it to save it.
In some cases with multiple clients you could even end up with
*multiple folders*: Sent messages, Sent items, Verschickt, Sent…
e.g. the recently mentioned case of multiple Trash folders:
https://mail.gnome.org/archives/evolution-list/2022-January/msg00130.html
If you want a client to save the mails somewhere else, you will need to
configure / request such setting for that client.
As far as I know, it is not possible to designate the same folder for
two roles in Exchange.
Further I found that OWA can indeed group mails with replies in a
thread somehow even if the reply was sent with a totally different
mail program. So I was wondering if Evolution could do that too.
You could create virtual folders, so instead of Inbox you could e.g.
use a folder which included both your physical Inbox and Sent folders.
But if you want to include everything on Sent when viewing every
folder, you would need to create a virtual folder for every normal one
(plus, the sent messages would appear on unrelated views).
My process -I dare not to call it a workaround- is to periodically move
the emails that were sent with a different client from Sent to the
Inbox, to later distribute then to the 'right' folder.
Best regards
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