On 16 May 2021, at 10:02, Niels Kobschätzki wrote: >> [header index files] > > Couldn’t you let’s say load on start-up only “essential” ones. Like check > which smart folders are there and which databases they use and then load only > those database files. And on demand you load other files on request into > memory.
MailMate does load header files on demand, but after receiving/writing emails most of the big ones will have been loaded. > Or maybe load them only when a folder is accessed that uses them. This would be delaying loading headers related to specific emails or groups of emails. This is not currently possible (or easily added). > Maybe you could built in some anonymized analytics to see which database > files are always loaded and after a month (with later tweaks) you should know > which would be relevant because 80% of the users use them all the time, so > you load these by default and others only on demand. Or isn’t that possible > because you need to load them completely into memory to write to them? Exactly. Although MailMate does have some support for writing without loading. -- Benny
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