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Mail disposition improvement
Description
YAM should be able to remember the mail disposition chosed manually by the user ("Message date" for example) at exit
Right now when a new mail arrive YAM dispose it automatically at the end of the list of the received messages, this is a bit unfriendly as any time you start YAM to read the latest message received you have to scroll the entire list of messages to find it!
In a ideal world users may choose their disposition clicking on the proper labels (messages list) then at exit all disposition can be saved somewhere automatically
But only about this kind of problem also an simple option in GUI would be ok, for example a new option in "Config --> New Mail" such as:
"Show new mail received on top of the list" AttachmentsChange Historycomment:1 Changed 5 months ago by damato
comment:3 Changed 5 months ago by damato
Sorry Samir, but as time is running out for the YAM 2.7 release and your requested change is too complex to quickly implement it we need to push it to the YAM 2.8 milestone. However, I'll set a high priority on it so that it gets addressed quickly for the next release. Note: See
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In fact, manually saving the column sorting is already possible. However, the user has to use the 'MUI snapshot' feature for that. That means, after you have changed the sorting for the main listview in YAM you need to manually go to the top right border of the window and use the internal "Snapshot" functionality of MUI. When that is performed YAM will also save the whole layout of the listview including the sorting.
Nevertheless, after rethinking the facts I also think that this should be done automatically when YAM is exited. Therefore I'll keep that ticket open and also assign it to 2.7 as that might be an interesting feature for the next release.