Howdy!

The biggest thing I like about mutt is the way it can organize messages in threads, in the same way a competent news reader can organize messages. Gmail groups things in "conversations", but it seems to use only the subject line, so it fragments threads into multiple bits. Further, it loses the tree structure of threads in its presentation. Mutt will show the tree structure, so I have a fighting chance of knowing which message someone responded to.

I'm too lazy (and have too many other things on my plate at present) to tackle the problem myself, so I just keep using mutt and whine about it from time to time.

Good luck with your project.

yours,
Michael

In reply to Re^4: Describe your Dream WebMail App by herveus
in thread Describe your Dream WebMail App by jdrago_999

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