>>>> I would like to propose a new feature that uses the GMail way of selecting
>>>> files.
>>> How would you see what filter that is active?
>> Like in GMail, I would expect that you don't see that: the filter is
>> used to preset the checkboxes and then allows the user to modify them
>> individually.
Thank you. Then I think I understand.
(It was a long time ago that I used GMail.)
> In any case, it isn't relevant to know what filter is depressed. Think of the
> filter links as "macros". They simply automate what would otherwise be
> you manually going through the list and checking and unchecking boxes
> to make sure that, for example, only added files are checked
> (If there was an "Added" filter link).
I got the impression that the checkboxes were to be removed. (And the filter proposal was intended to reduce clutter.) But the checkboxes still stays, right? The links are only ment to help setting various commonly used combinations of checkboxes?
> I can't really think of a practical case where I would depend on the filters
> themselves to tell me what the selection pattern is.
Maybe not the filters themselves, but I DO want to be able to verify what crtiteria that is being used to select what has been included or excluded from a list that I'm looking at.
> It's a relatively simple process....
But obviously not simple enough for you to explain it clearly on the first try. :-)
Hans-Emil
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