Package: mozilla-thunderbird Version: 1.0-3 Severity: minor
"Save All" dialog behaves illogically. For example, if you want to save attachments to a new folder, you have to: * create a folder in that dialog * *** go up one dir *** <<< WHY THE HELL??? * click on a newly created folder and save attachments to it.
Also, if you want to save all attachments from another message to the same folder, again you have to go upstairs and select that folder, and click on "Select" then.
This is a UI bug, not something that stops thunderbird from working normally, but this bug is really annoying. :/
Btw, in Windows, both Thunderbird and Firefox use native dialogs, provided by an OS. Maybe it would be the best to do the same for GTK port?
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