Thanks Benny, you are right, I don’t want to *always* go to that
mailbox. I realise that if this becomes the default behavior, it won’t
be ideal either. In fact what I would need are 2 separate shortcuts to
move messages : one that works as currently, and a second one that
opens the mailbox used to move my message. Since no other user seems to
be fascinated by my request, please just forget about it, I guess you
have more important modifications to implement.
However I will implement your final suggestion to at least improve the
behavior for my most frequently used mailboxes.
Alain
On 21 Jul 2019, at 14:17, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 24 Jun 2019, at 18:13, Alain Israel wrote:
« Move to mail box » (very handy). I suspect the order of
appearance is the most recently opened? Can it be modified?
No, but MailMate learns any abbreviation you might use to get to a
specific mailbox. In other words, MailMate can “learn” that
“mm” means some “MailMate” IMAP mailbox.
Currently I use »move to mailbox », then « go to (*same*)
mailbox », which is a bit redundant, despite the fact that I have
keyboard shortcuts for each. Anything that would streamline this
would be appreciated.
But you don't want to *always* go to the mailbox I guess.
Or maybe “Go to Mailbox” (⌘T) should, maybe optionally, always
default to the location of the moved-to mailbox if that was the most
recent action.
Is this feasible?
Such a feature does not exist, but it could be implemented. MailMate
could probably just review the undo-stack to find the information. It
could even display the X most recently used mailboxes for “Move
to” actions.
Would such a feature solve your use case? In most cases you would then
need to hit ⌘T followed by enter to go to the mailbox. It seems more
flexible since you then control when to do so instead of being forced
after every move. It should, possibly, even be default behavior.
In fact I don’t, as I have too many mailboxes. But I am curious :
how can you define a key binding to move to a specific mailbox?
Select the mailbox in MailMate and use ⌘C to puts its identifier on
the pasteboard.
Then create a key binding like this:
"m" = ( "moveToMailbox:", "identitifer" );
You can also move relative to the IMAP account of the selected
message:
g = ( "moveToMailbox:", "/Special");
That would move an email to a mailbox named “Special” in the same
account as the email.
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