This change allows for very short writings of mail-addressees. Simply
add a new mail-alias in the file ~/.config/mutt/mail_aliases in the
following form and I'm ready to use that alias.
alias foo Foo Bar <mail.Foo.Bar@example.com>
This was kind of a mistake to use `%I`, it should have always been `%H`.
Even with the %p/%P addition the 12-hour format is hard to read on a
quick browse and requires connstant backchecks - basically a nightmare
to use in such environment for me...
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.
