That maybe true if you’re using the threaded option to view email. However, I don’t use my threaded option when I view my email and activity of the router is definitely not consistent.
Sent from Kimber's iPhone > On Sep 26, 2017, at 4:47 PM, Paul Sandoval <[email protected]> wrote: > > Sieghard, > > Let me see if I can explain this adequately. > If you have a message thread, as in having multiple messages, and you flick > up and double tap on delete thread, the setting will remain on delete thread > if the next message in the list is also a threaded conversation. > If not the setting will revert to “Activate” > Vice versa, if you have a single message and you flick up to delete, as long > as the next message is also singular, the setting will remain on delete. > It’s going to take some getting use to. > > I hope this helps. > Paul > >> On Sep 26, 2017, at 1:08 PM, Sieghard Weitzel <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi List, >> >> This has been dsicussed already and I believe Applevis has actually flagged >> this as a bug in iOS 11. If you are in the mail app and flick down to change >> the rotor to delete and then double tap to delete the message you are on, >> the rotor used to reset itself to “Activate” so that when the next mail >> gained focus and you double tapped it would open the message. In iOS 11 the >> rotor mostly stays on delete and another doublke tap will also delete the >> next message. In good old Apple fashion this is one example where there is >> no consistency, some have apparently figured out when it stays on delete and >> when it goes back to activate, I have not and I find it annoying and >> consider it a bug. I sent the below message to Apple Accessibility and >> unfortunately I was informed that this is not a bug but it is “changed” >> behaviour. Here my email exchange, I urge as many people as possible toc >> omplain to Apple about this since I don’t recall having heard a single >> person say they liked how this is behaving. First, my initial message to >> Apple Accessibility: >> >> Hello, >> In the mail app when I am in my Inbox I used to be able to delete emails >> using the delete option on the rotor: I would flick to delete and double >> tap, afterwards if I double tap on the next email the "Activate" option >> which is and should be the default has gained focus and my next email would >> open. >> In iOS 11 I can delete a message in the described way, but often the rotor >> remains on the delete option and if I'm not careful and simply do another >> double >> tap I also delete the next message where in fact I was expecting it to open. >> >> Regards, >> Sieghard' >> >> Here is Apple's response, according to this the new behaviour is not a bug >> but what it should be: >> >> Hello, >> Thank you for your email. The behavior of the rotor in mail has been >> changed. Now when you select an action, such as delete, you then double tap >> to delete the email. If you double tap again, then the next email in focus >> will also be deleted. >> The delete action will stay active until swipe up or down to change Actions >> rotor functions, or twist to select a different rotor item, at which point >> it will revert to “Activate” . >> >> Apple Accessibility >> >> Here is my reply to the above: >> >> Hello, >> Well, you should maybe reassess this change, first of all it is not >> consistent since sometimes (I have not figured out a pattern) the rotor does >> reset itself to "activate" and secondly I have not heard one single comment >> on the Viphone and other lists where Voiceover users appreciated this new >> behaviour. Furthermore, if this is the new behaviour in mail, then why have >> you removed this behaviour from the app switcher? In iOS 10 once the rotor >> was set to close in the app switcher it was possible to keep double tapping >> on apps to close them, now each time after you close one the rotor goes back >> to activate and if I want to close apps using the rotor instead of a >> 3-finger swipe up for each app I have to flick it to close for each new app. >> Also, in the Messages app, broken as deleting messages is right now with the >> rotor, it also does not stay on delete after you delete a message and I >> think to 98% of Voiceover users it makes no sense in the mail app. I will >> post your reply on the Viphone list so hopefully many other Voiceover users >> let you know that what I am saying is how most of us feel so hopefully Apple >> will bring back the old behaviour especially since the new behaviour is not >> consistent. Right now even if I want to delete multiple messages I have to >> flick the rotor back and forth each time to see if it still is on delete >> because otherwise some of the time when it should be on delete it opens the >> message or thread instead, as I said, it makes no sense and I'd really like >> to know who decided that it does. >> >> Regards, >> Sieghard >> >> -- >> The following information is important for all members of the V iPhone list. >> >> If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, or if >> you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact the owners or >> moderators directly rather than posting on the list itself. >> >> Your V iPhone list moderator is Mark Taylor. Mark can be reached at: >> [email protected]. 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