Hi, I mapped “>” to “next-unread-mailbox”, but it does not work as expected.
Assume that I have two mailboxes, “alpha” and “beta”. If I am in mailbox “alpha” and a new mail arrives in “beta”, I can press “>” and jump to mailbox “beta”. That's what I expect. However, when ten new mails arrive in mailbox “beta”, I press “>” and jump to mailbox “beta”. I then read two of them and go back to “alpha”. Then there are still eight unread mails in “beta”, but pressing “>” shows “No mailboxes have new mail” and it does not open mailbox “beta”. “.” shows: “New mail in =.beta”, however “>” shows: “No mailboxes have new mail” Two things I don't understand: ∙ The error message “No mailboxes have new mail” is wrong. The function is called “next-unread-mailbox”, it should jump to a mailbox containing *unread*, not *new* mail. That means, the error message should be “No mailboxes have unread mail”. ∙ There is new *and* unread mail in the mailbox (it shows the symbol “N” in the index view) that means it should jump to the mailbox in any case. I assume that I misunderstand how this function works. Maybe someone can enlighten me? Marco
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