Maybe a [Quick Look] [Save] [Save & Delete] choice? But of course many
people <ahem> use their e-mail mailboxes as longterm file storage areas,
for things that they 95 percent don't think they need and don't want to
bother finding a folder to save them in, but they might need and don't
want to delete permanently.
By the way, the Attachments column in the list shows both attached
files, and attached images used in HTML e-mail, things like company
logos. In general I don't care about the latter, and when I'm scanning
for e-mails with attachments it's just noise to see those listed with
the paper clip icon.
On 30 May 2014, at 0:58, Alberto Caporro wrote:
+1
My feeling is that attachments should be removed as soon as they are
not
used anymore.
Maybe a configurable option.?
Best regards,
Alberto
On May 29, 2014 5:09 PM, "Luca Allodi" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi All, Benny,
All the attachments "quicklook'd" in MailMate are stored in
~/Library/Application Support/Mailmate/Attachments.
Depending on correspondence volume, this may stack up to several GBs.
More
importantly, confidential attachments to (GPG-)encrypted e-mails are
stored
there as well until the email is (if ever) deleted. This is an
insecure
behaviour that some may desire not to happen.
I'm not sure whether this is a common issue, but in general I see the
"Attachments" folder as a temporary directory, not as a permanent
storage
location (especially for encrypted attachments).
Is there a way to avoid this? Is this an issue for other users as
well or
is it only me?
Best,
Luca
--
http://disi.unitn.it/~allodi
Visiting Durham University. Durham, UK.
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