On Fri, 2021-07-09 at 11:33 +0100, Pete Biggs wrote: > > > > > > > I tend to just click twice on the read/unread indicator at the > > > left - > > > the first click marks it unread, which clears the delete, then > > > the > > > second marks it read again. Damn sight easier than navigating > > > menus! > > > > That won´t work unless you set "Show Deleted Messages" and don´t > > use a > > real Trash folder. > > > > I do have "Show Deleted Messages", yet if I delete a message it > > disappears from the list a second or two later (not instantly). > > This is > > on a Gmail account where "Use a Real Folder for Deleted Messages" > > is > > also set - the Trash being on the Gmail server. > > Ah yes, I forgot you use Gmail - it has it's own ideas about what > should happen because of the "labels" = "IMAP folders" thing. > > > > > IOW "Show Deleted Messages" doesn't actually mean what it says > > unless > > certain conditions are met, and undeleting a message involves > > visiting > > the Trash folder manually and restoring it from there. > > > The deleted message behaviour revolves around the IMAP flags - for a > message to show in the list it actually has to be in the folder (i.e. > not moved to a real trash) and if the message has the Deleted flag > set > it will either not be shown or shown with a line through. So > presumably > Gmail interprets the "Set Deleted Flag" IMAP operation as being > "Label > as Trash" and so only shows the message in the Trash folder. > > (BTW, I realise you probably know this, but it might help someone who > doesn't)
Indeed. As I'm far from the only one who uses Gmail, I think an "undelete" key would be useful. I've never used Exchange but perhaps it would also be useful there for non-IMAP accounts, I don't know. poc _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
