Inbox, sent, drafts are excluded as suggestion. If they are filed into several folders, one is chosen. If no rule is given, suggest the folder where the other emails are filed. *Suggest folder of conversation: Emails are grouped into conversations/threads. Now you can move emails by mouse to a folder near the chosen one. There are new features, for example: Version 3.0.11 (on github as brandnew version) *Scroll folder list without selecting folder: H You know the folder is near 'customers', but you don't remember the name: H scrolls to the selected folder in the folder tree, but leaves the message selection unchanged. The original Nostalgy has adapted my version for TB 68 as well. This is a port of Nostalgy by Alain Frisch to TB 68, TB78 and TB 91. When composing a message, typing cc before the email address, changes the 'to' to 'cc' (or respectively, 'bcc'). Fast view of attachment images inside of TB. Consider to change the original choice of Nostalgy (S), because that prevents setting the star tag of emails by S. Folder pane, message list or message display can be selected by hotkeys, so that scrolling or up/down is directly applied in those parts of the main window. Go back allows to return the view to the previous folder. In a similiar way, emails can be copied, or the view can be shifted to the chosen folder (go).
So all re and re/re will go into the correct folder. If emails are grouped into threads/conversation, the folder of the original message will be proposed as move destination. After a few moves, statistical predicition proposes appropriate folders. So the rules can be applied to messages in any folder. Rules are defined like this: if from/to/subject (each optional) contains 'string', und the message is under 'folder1' (respectively anywhere), then move it to 'folder2'. Rules can be defined, and shift-S moves the email to the predefined folder (which is shown in the status line). (?!substring) returns folders not containing 'substring' in their name, so this helps to exclude 'archive' or 'local storage'. So 'in.*no' does the same search as 'in no'.
Alternatively, regex can be used to define foldernames for search. ' ar no' proposes archives/software/ nostalgy. The foldername ' in no' proposes inbox/software/ nostalgy. After typing a few letters, by autocomplete, a list of possible folder- destinations is shown and can be selected by up/down/enter or by mouse. * Use mouse gestures to move to suggested folders * Scroll to folder in foldertree while preserving the list of messages in the message tree S moves an email. New in 3.1.3 (currently on github only - : * Suggest folder of conversation as move destination: Emails are grouped into conversations/threads.
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