Arculea
12-16-2009, 05:46 AM
I often send lots of mails between my chars (especially collectables destined for the char who holds a large collectable bag).
One thing that I always find irritating (and disturbing for the workflow) is, that I have to
1. Open the Mail
2. Detach the Content of the mail
3. Close the mail (with the Close-Button located at a certain distance from the Detach-Button)
4. Click on the delete button for the mail
5. Confirm the deletion by clicking on yes (which also needs some distance to cover, beween the delete and the "yes"-Button)
6. Select the next mail
Maybe it would be much more user friendly if we had a delete button already within the mail, so we donĀ“t have to cover the additional distance between Close Button and Delete button in steps 3 and 4.
Maybe it would even be more userfriendly if we had an option (maybe implemented as a checkbox within the mail [and either auto-on or at least with an option in the options-menu to have it on auto-on for every mail]) that says:
"Delete the mail after detach and close" (so that after detaching the contents ofthe mail and closing it, it gets automatically deleted).
One thing that I always find irritating (and disturbing for the workflow) is, that I have to
1. Open the Mail
2. Detach the Content of the mail
3. Close the mail (with the Close-Button located at a certain distance from the Detach-Button)
4. Click on the delete button for the mail
5. Confirm the deletion by clicking on yes (which also needs some distance to cover, beween the delete and the "yes"-Button)
6. Select the next mail
Maybe it would be much more user friendly if we had a delete button already within the mail, so we donĀ“t have to cover the additional distance between Close Button and Delete button in steps 3 and 4.
Maybe it would even be more userfriendly if we had an option (maybe implemented as a checkbox within the mail [and either auto-on or at least with an option in the options-menu to have it on auto-on for every mail]) that says:
"Delete the mail after detach and close" (so that after detaching the contents ofthe mail and closing it, it gets automatically deleted).