When adding new alias there is a nice overview for creating Alias aka Redirects with n-to-m Emails. However this is broken up as soon the alias is added. Grouping those alias together, even if this grouping is only used for sorting and labelling and has no logic behind it, would remove a lot of clutter in the UI.
Motivation
Implementing this should not break any existing setup as it is an additional optional field used for visual organizing. It would however help a lot for organizing alias. Use cases are e.g.:
Grouping all postmaster@, admin@, etc alias into one group
Grouping alias for the same user account across different domains
Additional context
Maybe adding a check and functionality to mark this group as "all incoming email to all outgoing email" could be done. This can of course be activated by default if a group is created directly from the alias creation dialogue.
I will have a look at the code and try to implement it myself. Feel free to add your own ideas if you want :)
ClundXIII
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2 years ago
Summary
When adding new alias there is a nice overview for creating Alias aka Redirects with n-to-m Emails. However this is broken up as soon the alias is added. Grouping those alias together, even if this grouping is only used for sorting and labelling and has no logic behind it, would remove a lot of clutter in the UI.
Motivation
Implementing this should not break any existing setup as it is an additional optional field used for visual organizing. It would however help a lot for organizing alias. Use cases are e.g.:
Additional context
Maybe adding a check and functionality to mark this group as "all incoming email to all outgoing email" could be done. This can of course be activated by default if a group is created directly from the alias creation dialogue.
I will have a look at the code and try to implement it myself. Feel free to add your own ideas if you want :)