On 25 Jan 2017, at 9:15, Robert Brenstein wrote:
I followed the hint from Benny and used the little disclosure triangle
in the global search box to set the default search mailbox to the
current mailbox. That popup allows to set a specific mailbox (like
sent) as well.
Robert
On 24 Jan 2017,
I followed the hint from Benny and used the little disclosure triangle
in the global search box to set the default search mailbox to the
current mailbox. That popup allows to set a specific mailbox (like sent)
as well.
Robert
On 24 Jan 2017, at 21:29, Steven M. Bellovin wrote:
I know
I know there's a menu item, but as a keyboard guy I just type
command-option-control F to bring up a folder-specific search box. If
the current folder is the Sent folder, it defaults to "To/Cc/Bcc"; for
anything else, it defaults to "From". This works well, and I almost
never use the global
Since I don't use the Sent folder, no, that would not be useful to me.
But I can see why it might be for the majority who do.
John D. Muccigrosso wrote (at 11:56 on 24 Jan 2017):
When you do a search, the selected folder switches to “All
Messages.” Almost all the time, I want searches on the
On 24 Jan 2017, at 14:59, Peter Stevens wrote:
How about defaulting to the folder you are currently in? This makes it
much more like Thunderbird’s “quick filter”, a feature I really
miss.
It could be an option, to be sure. Most of the time I’m in smart
folders designed to minimize what I
How about defaulting to the folder you are currently in? This makes it
much more like Thunderbird’s “quick filter”, a feature I really
miss.
Peter
On 24 Jan 2017, at 20:56, John D. Muccigrosso wrote:
When you do a search, the selected folder switches to “All
Messages.” Almost all the time,
When you do a search, the selected folder switches to “All
Messages.” Almost all the time, I want searches on the recipient to
look in “Sent Messages,” and I end up switching to that folder.
Does it make sense to have that be the default for such searches, or
would others not find that to be
