Open vasyugan opened 2 years ago
We could exclude the account's email from classification.
But I'm curious. Why do you have messages from yourself in the inbox? I'm not familiar with this workflow.
We could exclude the account's email from classification.
But I'm curious. Why do you have messages from yourself in the inbox? I'm not familiar with this workflow.
Again, the reason is explained above: In order to have threads together, I have configured my thunderbird to save responses in the same folder as the original message, and sometimes it happens that I respond to a message without first moving it to a subfolder.
Expected behavior
Messages from myself in the inbox should not always be tagged as "important"
Actual behavior
They are. Every single time. I should say that I have configured thunderbird, which is my default mail client to save the copy of the sent mail in the folder of the original mail, so if the latter is in the inbox, the response is also saved in the inbox. And for some reason, nextcloud mail always thinks that this mail must be really important. I have untagged it many many times already, but it seems to have zero learning capabilities. (For untagging I use thunderbird, for me, nextcloud mail is more something that I play around with from time to time)
Mail app
Mail app version: (see apps admin page, e.g. 0.5.3) 1.10.5
Mailserver or service: (e.g. Outlook, Yahoo, Gmail, Exchange,...)
Dovecot
Server configuration
Operating system: (e.g. Debian 8)
Ubuntu 20.04
Web server: (e.g. Apache, Nginx,...)
Nginx
Database: (e.g. MariaDB, SQLite or PostgreSQL)
Mariadb
PHP version: (e.g. 7.0)
7.4-fpm
Nextcloud Version: (see admin page, e.g. 13.0.2)
22.02
Client configuration
Browser: (e.g. Firefox 48)
Firefox 91
Operating system: (e.g. Arch Linux)
Manjaro