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Title: Send to folder AND Mark as read
Post by: Luca1010 on January 14, 2015, 11:33:34 am

Hello,

Is it possible using swipe actions in msg list to send to folder AND mark as read in a single action?

Idea: allow user to cumulare swipe actions so if the first is Mark read and the second is send to folder then the second will (optionally) execute also the first.

Regards
Luca

Title: Re: Send to folder AND Mark as read
Post by: Luca1010 on January 14, 2015, 04:04:44 pm

I recognise that the cumulative action is not for the faint of heart   ;D
Maybe it could be a new single action available for swipe: archive and Mark read. So everyone can choose the best behaviour.

Or a checkbox mark as read in the form where you choose the folder.

Title: Re: Send to folder AND Mark as read
Post by: mikeone on January 14, 2015, 09:36:31 pm

Quote from: Paris Geek on January 14, 2015, 03:00:27 pm

Luca,

As a user, I would swipe first to mark read, than swipe to move to folder. Not very time consuming ;)

+1
I agree with Paris Geek's suggestion to leave it at a single action for each swipe action ... for the time being (.until Kostya has implemented an undo function)

1. action : mark read
2. action : move to folder...

Mikeone

Title: Re: Send to folder AND Mark as read
Post by: Luca1010 on January 16, 2015, 10:56:43 am

Paris Geek,  it is not only a matter of time.
If you are working in the inbox folder sorted "unread first"  you cannot change folder AND mark read with 2 actions because the first action will move the message so you should look for it either in read or in the new folder.

Title: Re: Send to folder AND Mark as read
Post by: mikeone on January 16, 2015, 11:50:15 pm

Quote from: Luca1010 on January 16, 2015, 10:56:43 am

Paris Geek,  it is not only a matter of time.
If you are working in the inbox folder sorted "unread first"  you cannot change folder AND mark read with 2 actions because the first action will move the message so you should look for it either in read or in the new folder.

... uh, that's even true, very good argument
-> therefore an new option "mark read if move to (any) folder..." in global 'Mail, other' settings could be a useful solution.