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In the move popup, the default folder sort is most-recently-used. However, if you start to type, it gives search matches, which seem to be in alphabetical order. I humbly request that this might be even more useful if the sort is also most-recently-used.
I think I know how to implement this: in src/content/quickmove.js, line 327, we can sort the list using folders.sort(sorter). However, I don't know how to test this myself as I don't have a Thunderbird plugin development setup yet.
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You don't need anything special for add-on development. Simply editing the xpi file and then installing over should be fine, you may need to restart inbetween. If you want to build/run from the github repo you can use npm run build to create dist/quickmove.xpi
Unfortunately the new Thunderbird API does not support getting the MRU time, so I'm going to have to close this issue. You are welcome to file a Thunderbird issue to add this, and when that has been fixed file a new issue here to add the feature. You'll want to file a bug mentioning the MessageProperties should have a mru time member.
In the move popup, the default folder sort is most-recently-used. However, if you start to type, it gives search matches, which seem to be in alphabetical order. I humbly request that this might be even more useful if the sort is also most-recently-used.
I think I know how to implement this: in src/content/quickmove.js, line 327, we can sort the list using
folders.sort(sorter)
. However, I don't know how to test this myself as I don't have a Thunderbird plugin development setup yet.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: