I like the new feature of the overlayed unreadmessage-count in Tasklist , but it would be nice to have more to say on this, like: -) disable it at all -) only count specify folders (like Inboxes only) actually it counts all unready messages in all folder , resulting in a permanent "9.999+" - reading thanks for support -c-
(In reply to Christoph from comment #0) > I like the new feature of the overlayed unreadmessage-count in Tasklist , > but it would be nice to have more to say on this, like: > > -) disable it at all you can kmail->apperance->systemtray->show unread in taskbar > -) only count specify folders (like Inboxes only) you can disable counting in specific folder -> on each folder you can disable it "see folder right click -> property -> general -> act on new/unread mail in this folder" > > actually it counts all unready messages in all folder , resulting in a > permanent "9.999+" - reading > > thanks for support > > -c- Regards
@Laurent: @comment 1: the systray is not what i addressed here .. i addressed the messagecount in the tasklist (windows list) .. the setting you mentioned does not affect this. @comment 2: i did what you mentioned, walking through all 200 Folders deactivation the actions (taking actions is preset in kmail), and its close to well , still sometime showing the countsum of all folders eventually , sometimes not ( at a 50:50 ration ) .. so if i would find myself satisfied here , there still be many people who may find the above way overkill , specially if the is not option to disable this feature at all. I also dont agree that this is "Resolved Fixed" .. it more like "Reported Wontfix" aint it ?
(In reply to Christoph from comment #2) > @Laurent: > > @comment 1: the systray is not what i addressed here .. i addressed the > messagecount in the tasklist (windows list) .. the setting you mentioned > does not affect this. So please test is as it works I retest it now. So I understand correctly your previous comment. > > @comment 2: i did what you mentioned, walking through all 200 Folders > deactivation the actions (taking actions is preset in kmail), and its close > to well , still sometime showing the countsum of all folders eventually , > sometimes not ( at a 50:50 ration ) > > .. > > so if i would find myself satisfied here , there still be many people who > may find the above way overkill , specially if the is not option to disable > this feature at all. You can disable number of unread element in tasklist > > I also dont agree that this is "Resolved Fixed" .. it more like "Reported > Wontfix" aint it ? Nope it's resolved for sure.
it turned out not to be a kmail-issue but a kontact-issue in combination with akregator .. for there is no option in akregator to disable unread-message-indicator in kdewindow-list (called Fensterleiste in german), the shown numbers are sum-ups of unread akregator-messages and unread kmail-messages (with also cannot be disabled in general) FYI
(In reply to Christoph from comment #4) > it turned out not to be a kmail-issue but a kontact-issue in combination > with akregator .. for there is no option in akregator to disable > unread-message-indicator in kdewindow-list (called Fensterleiste in german), > the shown numbers are sum-ups of unread akregator-messages and unread > kmail-messages (with also cannot be disabled in general) > > FYI I will implement it for akregator soon.
Git commit a655e314b4f797fbc9a942e09d3e9a767692283f by Laurent Montel. Committed on 01/07/2019 at 05:56. Pushed by mlaurent into branch 'master'. Fix Bug 408121 - abily to control "unread"-message overlay in tasklist FIXED-IN: 5.12.0 M +8 -1 configuration/ui/settings_general.ui M +5 -0 interfaces/akregator.kcfg M +13 -1 src/akregator_part.cpp https://commits.kde.org/akregator/a655e314b4f797fbc9a942e09d3e9a767692283f