Re: [MlMt] Request: t searches default to sent folder

[Steven M. Bellovin]

I know there's a menu item, but as a keyboard guy I just type 
command-option-control F to bring up a folder-specific search box.  If 
the current folder is the Sent folder, it defaults to "To/Cc/Bcc"; for 
anything else, it defaults to "From".  This works well, and I almost 
never use the global search box.


On 24 Jan 2017, at 14:56, John D. Muccigrosso wrote:

When you do a search, the selected folder switches to “All 
Messages.” Almost all the time, I want searches on the recipient to 
look in “Sent Messages,” and I end up switching to that folder.


Does it make sense to have that be the default for such searches, or 
would others not find that to be useful?


John
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Re: [MlMt] Request: t searches default to sent folder

[John Cooper]

Since I don't use the Sent folder, no, that would not be useful to me. 
But I can see why it might be for the majority who do.


John D. Muccigrosso wrote (at 11:56 on 24 Jan 2017):

When you do a search, the selected folder switches to “All 
Messages.” Almost all the time, I want searches on the recipient to 
look in “Sent Messages,” and I end up switching to that folder.


Does it make sense to have that be the default for such searches, or 
would others not find that to be useful?


John
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Re: [MlMt] Request: t searches default to sent folder

[John D. Muccigrosso]

On 24 Jan 2017, at 14:59, Peter Stevens wrote:

How about defaulting to the folder you are currently in? This makes it 
much more like Thunderbird’s “quick filter”, a feature I really 
miss.


It could be an option, to be sure. Most of the time I’m in smart 
folders designed to minimize what I see (like “Today”), so this is 
not what I would want.


I think Apple Mail.app switches to the sent-mail folder if you search 
for something in the “to” field and back to the inbox, if you search 
for “from”.


Personally I find that most of my searches are to find out what exactly 
I wrote to somebody, so they tend to be in the “t something” form.


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Re: [MlMt] Request: t searches default to sent folder

[Peter Stevens]

How about defaulting to the folder you are currently in? This makes it 
much more like Thunderbird’s “quick filter”, a feature I really 
miss.


Peter

On 24 Jan 2017, at 20:56, John D. Muccigrosso wrote:

When you do a search, the selected folder switches to “All 
Messages.” Almost all the time, I want searches on the recipient to 
look in “Sent Messages,” and I end up switching to that folder.


Does it make sense to have that be the default for such searches, or 
would others not find that to be useful?


John
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[MlMt] Request: t searches default to sent folder

[John D. Muccigrosso]

When you do a search, the selected folder switches to “All 
Messages.” Almost all the time, I want searches on the recipient to 
look in “Sent Messages,” and I end up switching to that folder.


Does it make sense to have that be the default for such searches, or 
would others not find that to be useful?


John
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Re: [MlMt] Trash or Deleted Messages?

[Mike Brasch]

Am 23. Januar 2017 12:26:26 nachm. schrieb Benny Kjær Nielsen 
:



Note that this
only works if MailMate is always an open application, but this is a
general issue with date-based rules.


Fastmail already has this feature. One can set the "permanently delete when 
older than" for every folder in the folder settings of their web interface. 
I use it to permanently delete Spams and Trash older than 30 days. On most 
mailinglists folders I set this to older than 365 days.


Such static rules should really run on server.

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best wishes
Mike


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