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Hi,
We use Virtualmin Pro to provide services to our customers.
One of my few gripes has to do with the webmail.
While I think the webmail is pretty nice, it becomes non-functional if the user has very many folders. One webmail package that does a really good job on folders is Roundcube, which we also offer to our customers (and I use it myself if away from my Thunderbird IMAP client).
Am I doing something wrong? Or is there a setting somewhere to make the folders display in a more reasonable way when there are lots of folders?
If not, please consider this a feature request. It would lower my support burden for webmail users.
Thanks,
G
Well, some admins offer RoundCube instead of Usermin due to the usability differences. Using System Settings -> Server Templates -> Default -> Apache Website, you can configure webmail.domain.tld to redirect to a RoundCube installation rather than Usermin if you wish.
However, what sort of problems is it that you're seeing... can you post a screenshot?
-Eric
Hi Eric,
Thanks for the Rapid Response (tm)!
The basic problem is that all of the folders are expanded. I have three screenfuls of folders. And it is very slow to open up.
Thanks for the suggestion as to RC, but I don't want the majority of our users to miss out on the specific benefits (anti-spam, etc) of the Usermin webmail. I think they are very important.
Please see attachments including RC version.
Thanks,
G
I had already suggested using a tree-view style mail folder display in Usermin a while ago... The developers then said they'd implement it in a future update. Not sure though what came of that.
I had already suggested using a tree-view style mail folder display in Usermin a while ago... The developers then said they'd implement it in a future update. Not sure though what came of that.
(Sorry for double-post... Virtualmin.com is once more not playing nice.)