Am 25.01.2010 um 16:41 schrieb Stuart Sharpe:
I can't see anyone else who's mentioned this so far on this thread,
but if someone has and I've missed it, apologies...
In this mockup, the source list folders are grouped by email
account, and then by the individual folders on the server for that
account. This is similar to how Postbox and a few other clients
work, but very different to Mail, which groups items in the sidebar
by function first, then by account. So you have one 'Inbox' in the
source list, which can then be opened to reveal individual account
inboxes.
Personally, I find that layout very useful in Mail, because it
allows me to see, for instance, my Inbox or Sent folder for ALL
accounts simultaneously, as opposed to having to go through each
individually to read all my new mail.
Is there a particular advantage to the grouped-by-account approach
that I'm missing? It just seems like a no-brainer to me to do as
Mail does here.
I second that.
This is also one of the major complaints of the iPhone mail.app: No
shared inbox. Leads to lots of tapping if you have several accounts...
--
Marc
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