beginning of the next thread. 'a' gets you to the next thread,
but archives the current one.
++ select from address (with the configured email addresses as default choices to pick from)
+
++ allow different "real names" for the optional email addresses
+
+ if only one name is configured, use that for all addresses;
+ if other_names are configured, match those with the other_email addresses
+
++ clicking on "id:Message-ID@example.com" in notmuch-show buffer should search for the referenced message
+
+ ATM the Message-ID is clickable but results in composing a
+ new email addressed to the Message-Id (which 'looks like' an
+ email address) in message mode. Instead clicking or C-c RET
+ should search the referenced email and show it in a
+ notmuch-show buffer.
+
## notmuch
-+ Add folder keyword
++ Allow a custom location for .notmuch
+
+ The notmuch index is currently saved in .notmuch under the user's
+ Maildir and there's no configuration option to change that.
+
+ This is problematic with both tools that sync Maildirs and with IMAP
+ servers that consider .notmuch a Maildir subfolder (e.g. dovecot)
+
+ A better solution would be to add a configuration option for this so
+ that it can be put e.g. in ~/.notmuch
- Allows to search for messages in a specific folder.
++ Add a list or pattern for subfolders to ignore
+
+ Some people are crazy enough to archive e.g. their Spam in their
+ Maildir and perhaps they'd prefer not having them indexed on notmuch.
+
+ Having a configuration option to exclude or include certain subparts of
+ the user's Maildir would be a very nice feature to have.
+
++ Index more headers. Some desired headers:
+
+ + Received: allows for searches based on the arrival path
+ + Reply-To: allows for searches based on the return address
+ Allow anchors in searches
This leaves the interesting question if we want a way to bind to
the actual address component.
-+ Add Received: header to the indexed header components
-
- allows for searches based on the arrival path
-
## 3rd party apps
### notmuchsync
++ NOTE: most of notmuchsync's functionality has been integrated in
+ notmuch 0.5. It probably doesn't make much sense to requests features
+ for it, rather than notmuch itself.
+
+ Add feature to move files in the maildir hierarchy
notmuchsync --move "searchstring" "targetfolder"