Tickets :: Comment on [#12720] Mark sent-mail folders to show up in / hide from special folder container

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Comment	> Hi Michael, > > I have been using Horde 3 for years now and want to migrate to Horde > 5. The issue with the sent-mail folders is a usability blocker for me > atm. > >> Quite frankly, the number of people that have more than 2-3 >> identities is extremely small. So adding an additional parameter >> just for this few people is not a great idea. > > The people around me (e.g. in my GnuPG keyring) have 3 UIDs / > identities or more. So that point is not taken. > > Also frankly said, I could completely do without the special folder > container and just have all folders in one tree. The special folder > container takes up so much space (more than half of the sidebar with > all my sent-mail folders in it). The rest of the mailbox tree is > buried under it. So, for me another option would be to have the > special folder container removed completely (including the INBOX) and > have all those folders re-intregated into the mailbox tree (I have > already tested that). Though with a removal of the special folders > container, I would love to have custom icons for INBOX, sent-mail, > trash, templates, drafts. > > Furthermore, I have other ,,important'' folders (mail filtered into > them by sieve) that I cannot add to the special folders container > (apart from using the config part in the backend, but that's not user > specific, but backend specific, so no option). However, this is > nothing that can be easily worked into the current special folder > implementation (IMHO). > > The special container as of now is great for standard mailboxes, but > not very generically configurable. If I have a non-standard mail > account like mine (containing something like 500.000 mails from > server logs and mailing lists) its actually more in the way then of > any help. > >> A better solution would instead be to store all sent mailboxes in a >> separate container. This method requires no configuration and works >> for all setups. > > But still, I would have eight sent-mail folders (all with the same > name shown, stripped off of their full paths / parent folder names) > dangling around. A combination of both (selectable sent-mail folders > and an extra container) would be cool ;-). > > light+love, > Mike >
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