It took me some time to stumble over this mistake, but now I'm finally
able to create new directories directly from neomutt and get them
synched correctly to the IMAP-server.
Since I use G-Mail right now that frees me from creating labels for
everything since I can now freely move my mails through the directories
and the sync will create the labels automatically.
Btw. the default is mbox as stated in the docs.
Reference: https://neomutt.org/guide/reference#3-243-%C2%A0mbox_type
It is simply annoying to have sometimes "i" and always "q" to exit a
menu (view) in neomutt. Instead this change normalizes that by removing
_any_ functionality from "q", except of quitting neomutt on the index.
In turn "i" becomes the only binding to exit a menu.
This change improves actually 2 things for me, first the coherence and
second the "i" is actually easier to reach and therefore more pleasant
to exit quickly from the attachments then via "q".
I like gruvbox, because it improves the readability a lot!
Though the bare scheme does not match all my expectations, therefore I
added some more settings in the muttrc. The scheme itself came from the
official neomutt page.
Furthermore this change fixes the display of the date and the overall
preview to a easier to read format.
Reference: https://www.sthu.org/code/codesnippets/mutt-gruvbox.html
Some mails are just stupidly hard to parse, especially if the HTML
contains dozens of images. Kununu even managed to include the same
amount of images into the text-mails with all their marketing foo in the
URL. So, since these were so hard to understand I needed multiple
different "grades" of URL lists. This change allow be to choose between
different views.
