Just for a dissenting opinion, I like the fact that the headers are in a separate 'box'. No matter where I am in reading a message, I want it to be immediately obvious who sent it which this way allows. Also, the vast majority of e-mails that I get are less than 10 lines, so not being able to see the whole message at once is a non-issue since I generally can anyway...
DeMoN LaG wrote: > E2rd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 11 Mar 2002: > > >>You can collapse that damned bar to one line (permanently - Moz >>remembers that status). >>I started to use Headers->All with collapsed header. When I need >>anything more than Subject, Poster & Date, it's enough just to >>click one arrow. And when I need something more, it's usually >>NNTP-Posting-Host or User-Agent, which are not on Normal headers >>anyway. > > > I know you can, but then I can't see the headers. I like the way > Xnews and NC4.x did it, with the headers *in* the body pane. Having > to collapse/uncollapse them constantly gets very annoying, where as I > have a high enough resolution and a large enough body area in Xnews > that I can see your whole message without even scrolling >
