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This has exited for a while. Not at my desktop to find the setting at the moment, but I've been using it since I found it a few months ago.
by mcjiggerlog 7y ago
This has exited for a while. Not at my desktop to find the setting at the moment, but I've been using it since I found it a few months ago.
- dsego 7y agoIf you mean just a vertical split, that's not what I want. Because the message/thread list is still a table with columns (Subject|Correspondents|Date|....). Not sure who thought a table is needed here, I don't need to sort by any of it, I just want my latest messages. If I want to search for something I can use the search feature.
- koyote 7y agoWhat do you mean by 'no' columns? Do you only want a single column? You can right click on each and unselect it.
- dsego 7y agoI still want to see all the info, but in a different format. Look up screenshots of apple mail and you will see what I mean.
- miedpo 7y agoThere's no way to make a short summary appear below the subject in Thunderbird's left panel (like it is in Apple Mail). However, if all you care about is the subject, you can hide all of the other columns in the table, and that should get you most of the way there. But that's about the best you can do.
- koyote 7y agoSo you want to have multi-line rows containing all the information as opposed to a single row? That's probably not possible as far as I know of. That being said, having a single row is much more information dense and of course easier to sort. Thunderbird is more of a power-user mail client than Apple's. It's much more old-school and not as 'pretty' of course.