> I have a problem about the junk mail in evolution. Since I have
> enable junk mail detection, evolution would move the junk mails to
> `Junk' after having received them. The problem is, all these mails
> would be marked read automatically. Then I would have to look at the
> `Junk' folder manually to see if there is any new but not junk mail.
> To my opinion, the detected junk mails should be marked unread so that
> users would know there is new mail and decide to judge it by
> themselves or not. In fact, it is the default setting in many other
> mail clients, such as thunderbird, and even gmail. It is really very
> useful.
The workaround mentioned by Brian really is a workaround only. This
should be default behavior and no user should have to set up a new
filter for this.
Please file a bug in bugzilla.gnome.org. Yeah, this time it's not a
feature request, personally I consider this a bug. :)
...guenther
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