Re: 12.2.0.3

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Hi,


>> .... Now, if you reply to a message that was originally received in another account, that account will be used to send the reply.
> Sorry, I don't understand the usefulness of this. (Perhaps because I never was in such a situation).

Actually, I would go one step further: This new behaviour is usually
the exact opposite of what I want.

When I move an incoming message to another account, it means that I
want to continue handling it from that account. I very explicitly do
NOT want to reply from the old account, or I would have had no reason
to move the message in the first place.


Example: A business contact writes to my personal email by mistake. I
then move the message from my personal to my business account, and
reply from the business account. Of course I want my reply to be from
the business account - the one I moved the message TO, not the one I
moved the message FROM.


Please at least make this new mechanism optional, e.g. make it
possible to deactivate it and keep the old logic!


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