** Changed in: ayatana-design
Status: In Progress = Confirmed
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Thunderbird's messaging menu highlight helps some people but not
Hm... the progress seems to have stalled. Meanwhile, the default
Thunderbird 17 on Ubuntu does not light up the blue envelope for meeting
invites (!) nor any kind of mail that is relevant to me and I've been
CC'd on. This is using the ExQuilla addon to provide Exchange backend
support.
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** Changed in: indicator-messages
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
** Changed in: indicator-messages (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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@Tom, thanks for the patch. Note, that this addon has gone through quite
a bit of refactoring over the last couple of days. Would you mind
rebasing your patch on lp:messagingmenu-extension, and creating a merge
proposal?
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@Tom: could you create a branch implementing your patch and propose for
merging to fix bug #994491, which reports the uppercase problem?
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@P G Lagasse: could you open a separate bug for the subfolder issue? I
don't know if it's a regression or the intended (new) behavior, but I
was puzzled by that too.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Unsubscribing sponsors. Realistically this won't be applied by anyone
else than Chris Coulson at this point.
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Title:
Thunderbird's messaging menu
Hey Chris, what do you think about the tb patch to do case-unsensitive
matching?
** Also affects: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Importance: Undecided = Low
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@mpt: Please at least fix the bug mentioned in comment #7. (Trivial)
patch is attached.
** Patch added: messaging-menu-case.debdiff
https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-messages/+bug/957922/+attachment/3206217/+files/messaging-menu-case.debdiff
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I have a global inbox, three email addresses, and some 30 filters that
sort my email into some 20 folders under my inbox. In Oneiric, the
messaging messaging shows all new mail in the inbox and its subfolders,
and reports which subfolder the messages are in. That's extremely handy
for me.
By
** Summary changed:
- Indicator-Messages should turn blue when new emails land in Thunderbird
+ Thunderbird's messaging menu highlight helps some people but not many
** Description changed:
- When new emails arrive in Thunderbird, two things should happen:
- 1.) the Indicator-Messages icon in
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Title:
Thunderbird's messaging menu highlight helps some people but not many
To
The more complex the settings, the more people they'll be ideal for, but
the fewer people will understand them to use them in the first place. I
think we should aim for no more than about three or four possibilities.
Here's a first draft:
[/] Show in the messaging menu:
(*) Any message
Please provide some more flexibility. The people who find their way into
the preferences are likely to want more freedom in the way their
messages are filtered.
For instance, an extra Priority-based criterion (e.g. Do not show low
priority messages as an additional entry) could be a simple way to
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