[Evolution] Converting from Kmail
guenther
guenther@rudersport.de
Mon, 01 Nov 2004 21:24:33 +0100
> > You can turn of automatically filtering for IMAP accounts. For some
> > strange reason, this options does not exist for POP3 accounts, though.
> >
> > (Jeff, Michael: Any reason why?)
>
> all incoming mail gets passed into filters (that's the point of filetrs
> afterall). the reason IMAP has a checkbox for it is because IMAP can
> have mail sorted server-side (which is also a fair bit faster to do).
>
> we used to have a a third ruleset for filters ("On-Demand") but it was
> removed - I don't remember why. Possibly users were getting confused?
There will always be some users getting confused by anything...
If the majority of users got confused, we need to fix the UI to be more
clear. If it's just a marginal minority... Well, you can't please
everyone.
I don't like removing features. And in fact, I think this would be a
good feature to have. (Of course, on-demand should not be the default.)
> *shrug* (as it is, users are confused by the fact that incoming rules
> aren't applied to outgoing mail and that they have to setup outgoing
> filters to filter their outgoing mail)
heh :)
...guenther
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