Hi Alto,
But when I close the browser, the cache is (if so configured) cleared. On
the next start, the cache is completely blank.
I can see real usability problems with this:
1.- The network traffic will increase tremendously. Every time you
enter a folder it will have to go and get the headers to be able to
show the list of mails. This will also make it slow.
2.- As no information is cached you will lose all rethreading,
colouring, etc, every time you enter a folder it will be a "new" folder.
3.- A good halfway house is just to download headers. This will give
you a small mail base, but you keep all the additional functionality.
The modification required here would be to dump the manually downloaded
messages.
HTH.
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