On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 12:10 AM, Michael Heydekamp <[email protected]> wrote:
> Besides this particular feature, which is most appreciated, I realized some
> other changes in the search function which I wanted to discuss already
> days/weeks ago, but I didn't find the time yet to do so. So I take this
> opportunity:
>
> 1) When I do a search in the INBOX for the "From:" header and afterwards
> select the Sent folder, the same search will be applied to this Sent folder.
> Of course, no (or almost no) messages will be displayed.
>
> Is this intentional? At least it doesn't make much sense to me, can this
> behaviour be disabled...?

Yes, this is intentional. Beside that many other mail clients
re-initiate the search when changing the folder instead of resetting
it, the main reason for the change in Roundcube is to create the
ability to refine your results (from a multi-folder search) to a
certain folder and its subfolders.

I agree that for certain searches (like your example wit From:) it
doesn't make too much sense but still I believe it's a useful change.
Currently you can't disable it and I don't think a permanent setting
would satisfy the different uses cases anyway. Sometimes you want it
and sometime you don't. But maybe we can find a better way to make
this "re-search in another folder" function more explicit.
Suggestions?

> 2) The same applies to a text search in the body, which takes a long time
> here anyway. Also this doesn't make too much sense to me, that the body
> search in one folder will be applied again after selecting another folder.

For body text searches this makes even more sense to me.

> And, BTW: How can I cancel a text search at all (except reloading the web
> page by pressing F5)?

You're right, there's currently no way to abort ongoing searches.
We'll figure something our here.
>
> 3) Is there any hope to initiate a search in the header of the messages
> only...?

Maybe there is. But I guess there are some more details to be taken
into account and I'd like to keep that out of this particular thread
in order to remain on the cross-folder topic.

Thanks for your feedback!

~Thomas
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