On 2/10/15 12:00 PM, [email protected] wrote:
On 10 Feb 2015, at 15:19, Shoshanna Green wrote:
I'm currently using Thunderbird, and MailMate looks amazing, but...
I rely on TBird's ShowInOut extension
<https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/thunderbird/addon/show-inout/>
to let me tidily keep incoming and outgoing mail in the same
folder, listing the sender for all incoming mail, and the recipient
for all outgoing mail, in a "Correspondent" column.
What is the meaning of the number of arrows?
I think they differentiate between messages sent to (or from) just the
user, or the user and others, or a mailing list. That's unnecessary and
way too cluttered for me, though. ShowInOut makes the images
user-controllable (if you're comfortable editing the userChrome file,
which I am); I just put a png image of "to: " before messages I send,
which makes it very easy for me to scan the columns and know what my
correspondence looks like. Here's a pic:
<https://www.dropbox.com/s/qz5189kqxztdgp8/correspondent.tiff?dl=0>
(My eye does prefer having no mark on the messages I send; it makes the
difference between from-me and to-me stand out.)
I cannot give you a time frame, but it's both a useful and interesting
general feature. That makes it more likely to be implemented :-)
I would probably buy a MailMate license the day you implemented this :-)
--
Shoshanna Green
[email protected]
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