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Folderflags is a really nice way to enhance the user experience, especially for (shared) mailboxes in shared namespaces.
I use MCD/autocofig to provide all per-user settings to TB (including configs of shared namespaces), so that a user never has to set any options before (s)he can work with TB.
MCD/autoconfig updates the settings in prefs(.js) when TB starts. I noticed the folderflags setting is stored in <mailbox>.msf, which is not a place where MCD can apply setings.
Some plugins do use prefs, an example is folderaccount, which does something like this: user_pref("extensions.folderaccount.addToCcOnReply.imap://<user>@<domain>/INBOX", "");
Would it be possible for folderflags to read the settings from prefs on startup and then apply/sync them to <mailbox>.msf?
That would make it possible for my users to use folderflags without having to configure them manually and give users a better experience for shared namespaces.
-- Kees.
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Folderflags is a really nice way to enhance the user experience, especially for (shared) mailboxes in shared namespaces.
I use MCD/autocofig to provide all per-user settings to TB (including configs of shared namespaces), so that a user never has to set any options before (s)he can work with TB.
MCD/autoconfig updates the settings in prefs(.js) when TB starts. I noticed the folderflags setting is stored in
<mailbox>.msf
, which is not a place where MCD can apply setings.Some plugins do use prefs, an example is folderaccount, which does something like this:
user_pref("extensions.folderaccount.addToCcOnReply.imap://<user>@<domain>/INBOX", "");
Would it be possible for folderflags to read the settings from prefs on startup and then apply/sync them to
<mailbox>.msf
?That would make it possible for my users to use folderflags without having to configure them manually and give users a better experience for shared namespaces.
-- Kees.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: