As Dennis said above, the right-click delete without viewing for a single message appears to work in 2002031408 - phil
Geraint Edwards wrote: > I know its late in the day for feature suggestions. with Mozilla 1.0 > just around the corner. but the following are based on my experiences. > > Here are 3 possible suggestions for 'killer features' that could > differentiate Mozilla from the opposition (all email related). > > 1. Spam avoidance. > > A tactic often used by spammers is to send HTML emails that include > 'web-bugs' - images that are dynamically created and unique to the > email. This allows recipient mail address validation and, more > importantly, that the email was 'read'. > > Why not differentiate between controlling image downloads in webpages > and in emails, via the privacy & security preferences? A more > advanced implementation would be possible with a toggle images button > next to each viewed message and an rdf based list of 'senders' whose > images are trusted. > > 2. Delete without viewing. > > I like to keep my inbox 'clean' but I have not found a way of deleting > a single message without clicking on it and in doing so viewing it in > the preview pane. This previewing then means that the sender of *'see > me doing XXXX'* knows that my email address is valid and that I read > my messages :-( [see suggestion 1 above]. > > How about changing the right click on a message so that you get the > context menu, allowing you to delete the message, without 'reading' > the message? > > 3. Printing scaled images > > Many people, when they receive an image by email from the owner of a > digital camera or find a nice photo on a web page, find that they have > no way of printing the image so that it is of a suitable size on the > printed page. This would be a nice to have feature that could be very > attractive to less technical users who do not have access to graphics > packages. > > Any reactions? > > Geraint
