Re: Devin's effort
Ken Alker <[email protected]> Wed, 22 Apr 2015 21:02:50 -0700
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--On Monday, April 20, 2015 5:00 PM -0400 Tanstaafl <[email protected]> wrote: > On 4/20/2015 2:36 PM, Gleason <[email protected]> wrote: >> Brian said: >>> Thunderbird can do most things that Mulberry can do, > >> That makes me think you haven't taken a very close look at Mulberry. >> How about outgoing mail filters? > > That is one that is currently missing in native TB, but there has been > for a long time: > > https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/thunderbird/addon/send-filter/ > > Oh... you don't like Addons - well, the good news is this feature is now > done, and will be in the next release (38) coming in the next few weeks. > > Also, in TB you can define what folder to use for your Sent folder, or > tell it to save the Sent copy in the same folder as the one you are > replying to (useful if you use filters for everything)... > >> The best idea, for me, is to be able to choose a storage folder for >> outgoing messages before sending. > > I'm trying to think of a way that might work that wouldn't irritate me > to no end, but no luck - how do you envision this working exactly > without getting in your way all the time? I send a lot of emails in a day. I have been using this feature for so many years that I forgot how invaluable it was until I tried to use another client that didn't have it. I was unable to change to the new client due to the lack of this feature. While it certainly "could" get in the way and it DOES require one extra mouse click upon sending, 75% of my email goes into the "sent" folder, which is the default, so it requires almost no thought. That said, I'm so conditioned at this point, that when I want something dumped into a different folder, I simply scan my folder list and click on the target folder (can be a little cumbersome with 740 folders). However, this prevents having to move it from my Sent folder to the another folder after-the-fact, which would be a LOT of mouse clicks. I could certainly see where someone would argue that the extra mouse click adds up to a lot of clicks over a life-time, but I send a lot of email and I appreciate having it sorted upon sending (I'd never do it after-the-fact), especially when I look back at old email threads as they are all in one consolidated folder. That said, saving in the replied-to folder sounds very useful (would require me to move my inbound email to that folder first, but I could get used to that, and those with inbound filtering are already doing it). I've not noticed if Mulberry can do that as well (can it?). Possibly a combination of the two features would be a neat feature for developers to think about (hint, hint). <SNIP>