Tickets :: Comment on [#10683] Logical sorting of special folders

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Comment	>>>>> Now I am confused. There are individual sent-mail folders for each >>>>> identity and of course they are not all displayed as "Sent". :) >>>> >>>> Why not? They are all sent-mail folders. >>> >>> Because how do you want to distinguish them if they all have the >>> same label? >> >> You have to know the mailbox name (which you can get by hovering over >> the Sent mail). > > No thanks, that's awful usability. > >> Displaying the mailbox name in the special folders would be >> inconsistent UI (your sent-mail mailbox no longer displays as Sent >> simply because you've defined more than 1? that is not intuitive). > > It not less intuitive than having a bunch (7 in my case) of sent mail > folders all with the same name. > >> I could see adding a "label" option to the sent-mail setting in an >> identity. But by default, the mailboxes should be labeled Sent (it >> could be argued that their should be a single virtual Sent mailbox). > > FWIW the sent mail folder that matches the default sent mail folder > name (Sent) is still displayed translated correctly. And I never > found it confusing that the non-default sent mail folders are > displayed by their real names. I find this pretty logical actually. > >>>> Plus, this is the way they have always been displayed. >>> >>> No, it never worked (for me) that way at any time. And I doubt for >>> anyone else because different sent-mail folders would be unusable >>> otherwise (see above). >> >> This is the way it's always worked for me. I have 2 different sent >> mailboxes (Sent and sent-mail) - they both have always displayed as >> Sent. > > It may be caused by the fact that they are all second-level folders. > But again: this is the desired behavior, and I do not want seven > "Sent" folders in my special folders section.
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