Great Idea I'd like to add the ability to delete a mail straight from the notification on mobile, at the moment you can reply or archive (using Galaxy SIII GMAIL version 5.3.95312851)
On Friday, July 30, 2004 at 5:38:11 PM UTC+2, Ed Gowen wrote: > > I wonder if it might be appropriate to start a Gmail Wish List thread. > I have submitted several suggestions but don't know how my suggestions > would be viewed by others. Perhaps by submitting them here, as well as > by feedback message to the Gmail Team, we can get a consensus as to > what changes would be most welcome. Just as a suggestion, if you think > well of a change mentioned here, you might want to send a feedback > message encouraging the Gmail Team to put it on the list for > consideration. > > One of the things I'd like to see them add is delivery and read > confirmation both within and outside of Gmail. Email is sometime > rather unreliable. With other email accounts you can request a > delivery and/or read confirmation. As I understand it, a delivery > confirmation is just a return email indicating the message made to to > the destination email server and into the recipient's inbox. A read > confirmation indicates someone with access to the destination account > has actually looked at the message, even if only to delete it a moment > later. > > Another thing I'd like is to have them change is the way options are > presented when a message is being viewed. Right now, when you are > looking at a message, you must click on the "More options" link to have > access to the "Reply | Reply to all | Forward | Print | Add sender to > contacts list | Trash this message | Show original" links. I'd like at > least "Reply | Reply to all | Forward | Print | Trash this message" > available as soon as the message is displayed. One way this could be > implemented would to have this list of links on the right side under > the "Expand All" link. Another way would be to make the "More options" > choice either persistent so once selected it would stay selected for > any new viewed message throughout and between sessions. Another > possibility would be to add an account options choice of either > "Display All Details for Viewed Messages" as opposed to "Minimize > Details for Viewed Messages". > > My understanding is that Gmail allows attachments as long as the total > size of the message is 10 Mbytes or less. I also understand that > executable attachments are not permitted and right now that includes > executable attachments in archive files. I can certainly understand > limiting aggregate message size and I think it just good common sense > to block executable attachments but I'm of the opinion that zip or > other archives with executable content should be permitted and that the > handling of messages with prohibited attachments should be changed. > Right now the message is rejected and at least sometimes the sender is > notified. I'd rather let the message through to the recipient with a > text message indicating that "One or more attachments have been deleted > from this message because they violate Gmail policy on executable > attachments or because they would cause the total message size to > exceed 10 Mbytes." > > My final suggestion for the moment is to be able to sort the lists of > root messages and the results of searches. As the number of stored > messages increases, it would be increasingly helpful to have them > sorted by Sender/Receiver or Date either ascending or descending. > Ideally you could also sort by both sender/receiver and date so the > messages would be grouped by sender/receiver but within each > sender/receiver they would be in date order. > > Well, thats my list for the moment. Anybody out there care to comment > on these or add their own pet items to the Wish List? > > Regards, > > Ed > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Gmail-Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/gmail-users. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
