s.hewitson wrote:
> This was originally posted in the wishlist group.  I am reposting this 
> here as it may be more relevant to this group.
> Sean
> 
> ---
> Mozilla Mail has introduced many interesting features since Netscape 4, 
> however, it is still lacking some basic functionality which prevents me 
> from giving it top ratings.  Here are the features which I believe any 
> serious mail client should offer (and which Mozilla lacks):
> 
> - A 'bounce' or 'redirect message' option (present in Pine, Pegasus 
> Mail...)
> - An option to temporarily disable copies to Sent folder
> - Similarly, the option to temporarily choose a different Sent folder
> - An option to not save actual attachment in Sent folder, but just 
> information about which attachment was sent (present in Pine)
> - The ability to check *all* messages for new mail (for those who use 
> server-side filtering and therefore have multiple incoming mail folders) 
> (also present in Pine)
> 
> UPDATE: I discovered that this is actually a hidden feature, and is a 
> real godsend.  Hopefully this could be turned on directly in the 
> Preferences in a future build..
> 
> - A second "Next" button that actually goes to the next message, as 
> opposed to the next *unread* message
> - Full headers that expand at the click of a button (instead of going to 
> the menu and changing setting for all messages)
> - The ability to select multiple lines at once using Shift-Page Down 
> (okay, now I'm getting petty)..
> 
> Personally, I think Pine is the ultimate mail client, but it obviously 
> lacks a GUI which makes it less appealing in some situations (such as 
> dealing with attachments).  Perhaps it is unfair for me to compare 
> apples and oranges, but if Mozilla Mail adopted more of Pine's advanced 
> features, it would use it a lot more, and maybe even drop Pine once and 
> for all.
> 
> Just some suggestions..
> Sean
> 

Mozilla is DFSG free, pine isn't... ;)  I am joking, but it does make 
mozilla easier to mantain when you can upgrade it without rebuilding 
from source every time if you don't want to...


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