[MlMt] Put a message in context
Hello, Let's say I have a link to a message (of the form message:?). If I click it, I get a new MailMate window open with the message. Is there any way to view this message in its context (i.e., in the mailbox where it is stored), so that I can see what the replies were, or what referenced messages are? Thanks, Alan
[MlMt] Put a message in context
On 11 Jan 2012, at 10:37, Alan Schmitt wrote: Let's say I have a link to a message (of the form message:?). If I click it, I get a new MailMate window open with the message. Is there any way to view this message in its context (i.e., in the mailbox where it is stored), so that I can see what the replies were, or what referenced messages are? No, but I think it is a good feature request. Maybe it should also be the default behavior. The question is if it should also be optional behavior. Taken to the extreme MailMate could allow you to define exactly what messages should be shown together with the opened message, but that may be overkill. It could for example show all messages with the same correspondents (and automatically select the opened message among these). -- Benny
[MlMt] These filters are awesome, but also confusing to me.
On 11 Jan 2012, at 15:34, Mike Brasch wrote: You can move mails wherever I want depending on any desired header attribute. This happens at time of receiving mails. You can also toggle read status at the same time. You can do all the cool stuff directly on server (via Sieve) like in filtering mail clients like Postbox. But not every mail provider let you do this. If your provider gives you access to Sieve, you can also do. Oh, I am my provider. But I would rather have the client do the work, just so all the filtering configuration is in one place. For now, anyway, the mmCommand I set up is Doing Well Enough, so I'm happy. -s
[MlMt] These filters are awesome, but also confusing to me.
On 11 Jan 2012, at 22:27, Emory L. wrote: I always assumed most users prefer to do it all in one place server-side, because they have multiple workstations, different MUAs, mobile devices and tablets. Needing to make sure a computer is on and running MailMate or some other MUA 24x7 to keep their email resembling sanity just doesn't seem like it scales very well. If I were going to do it all server-side, MailMate wouldn't be doing very much for me, now would it. :) Honestly, for my purposes, a POP-type client might be better in some ways, but MailMate's feature set is good enough for me to adapt a bit. -s
