> It was Thu, Apr 29, 2004 at 10:48:05PM +0200 when Guilhem Bichot said: > Hi, > > Here's my question-from-a-dummy: > migrating from another MUA, I get caught by this in Mutt (which is > otherwise astonishingly efficient): > when I read emails using the mode where you have a list of emails in > the top half of the page and the body of the selected email in the > bottom half, as soon as I pass on one email, even if it's just for a > fraction of second because I'm in fact going quickly down to another > more important email, the email I pass on gets marked "read". So when > I want to come back to it later I have trouble finding it again... > > I have seen in some other MUAs: a configurable amount of time: "only > if I pass more than X seconds on the email then mark it as "read"". > I could not find the equivalent in the muttrc file. > Is this possible in Mutt? Is there a workaround? > Would you consider this a useful addition (if yes, I could contribute > for this; what would be the best name for the configurable time > variable?) ? I hadn't even thought about this since switching to mutt, but now that you mention it I have scanned through messages and wished they hadn't been marked read. I would like to see this implemented as well. -- Sami Samhuri
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