Tobiah put forth on 4/22/2010 11:08 AM: > I'm used to Thunderbird, and there a couple of features in it > that would make Roundcube far more useful to me.
I'm a heavy TB user as well. It's my primary client (just check the header of this message). > The first is the split window layout that Thunderbird uses. My RC 0.3.1 is laid out exactly like my TB: Folder list on the left, message list on top right, and message preview on bottom right. > I normally select the oldest message, and Thunderbird immediately > shows that message in another window. Why do you need the message in another window? Just view what's in the preview pane to decide if it's spam, junk, or legit. > I then just hit Delete This works for me exactly as you describe it. > or Junk repeatedly to peel through all of the emails. Just one > click per email, and I don't have to move the mouse around. I > am viewing the subject list the whole time, so I can queue up > decisions in my mind as to what is spam, and what needs to be > read. This works exactly the same way in RC 0.3.1. > With Roundcube, I have to double click on a message, then It's a web application--NOTHING requires a double click. > the whole page is replaced with the message. If I hit > Delete, I am sent back to the subject list. It would be > much better for me if the next message would simply load > in place. Then I could just keep hitting Delete to get > through all of my messages. Squirrel mail has a > "Delete and Next" link that does this. Right now, I > have to go back and forth between the subject list and > the message window, reloading the subjects each time I > read a message, which can be time consuming. All of these things are configurable by clicking the "Settings" option in the top right corner. I can think of at least 3 you should have checked that you probably currently do not. Look into the Settings and tweak them to your liking. -- Stan _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/users/
