On 24/11/2005 at 11:06:35 PM [GMT -0500], Gary wrote:

> me... with new email in any folder that I open, or when I refresh
> folders, and new email arrives, I see duplicate new emails. This has
> happened every time. It may be faster, but it is still not usable for
> me.

I can confirm the duplication of new e-mail in the message list. It's
happening in all my folders, something I cannot work with either, so
this ends my testing.

TB!'s IMAP does seem faster now.

A couple other things:

. new messages added to a threaded list while the folder is being
browsed are still not added to the respective threads. I still have to
exit the folder and then return.

. There's some process occasionally hijacking user input. I'd be typing
a message and then suddenly, no response. No cursor and no new
characters. After about 5 seconds, things snap back to normal. I don't
know what it is. It's not checking for mail that's doing it.

. While fiddling around, TB! stopped marking messages read as I browsed.
I wondered to myself, now what?! I opened the account settings and noted
that I no longer had 'mark messages read after viewing for 0 sec'
enabled. I had the other one about 'marking message read only after
viewing in separate window' enabled instead. I fixed that and went back
to seeing that my messages still were not being marked as read. I
restarted TB!. Now works. I checked the setting. Problem came back
again. I think what's happening is that once I open the account
settings, the mark message as read option is switched to the other one.

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