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Key feature: threadingKey feature: threadingPosted Feb 26, 2004 16:50 UTC (Thu) by vmole (guest, #111)Parent article: The Next Generation of Mail Clients You left out a key feature: message threading. From the looks of the screenshots, none of the reviewed mailers support this. If you read busy mailling lists, once you get used to it, living w/o it is painful.
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Key feature: threading Posted Feb 26, 2004 17:00 UTC (Thu) by vblum (guest, #1151) [Link] kmail tries something like this, if I understand you correctly. In my case (old version, KDE 3.1.5) it does not get the threads quite right, though. I did not delve into the details of this, just considered it a curiosity.
Key feature: threading Posted Feb 26, 2004 17:10 UTC (Thu) by mmutz (guest, #5642) [Link] > kmail tries something like thisIndeed. KMail 1.6 (optionally) uses a threading-by-subject algorithm similar to mutt's.
Key feature: threading Posted Feb 26, 2004 22:32 UTC (Thu) by stephenjudd (subscriber, #3227) [Link] Evolution can do threading. I personally dislike it though ;)
Key feature: threading Posted Mar 1, 2004 22:39 UTC (Mon) by Hawke (subscriber, #6978) [Link] Mozilla can do threading. It's just non-obvious.In thunderbird it's a bit better...in any case, it's (by default) the leftmost sort column on the message list.
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