This allows the display to get updated when the user wants, not on every selection change. Also added a "Show This Mailbox" menu item to the right-click context menu for the folder pane, but only when "Show mailbox on select" is turned off. You can use double-click, middle click, Enter, or the context menu to open up mailboxes in new tabs/windows. Classic Windows Eudora users wanting to replicate more of the feel of the Mailboxes pane that is docked can use this feature.
Normally in Thunderbird when the user changes the selection in the folder pane, the newly selected mailbox gets displayed. Added "Show mailbox on select" in the Penelope pref panel. The header icon for it is the same as Classic Eudora's. The Who column is now a separate column of its own, rather than a mapping to the From and Recipient columns. Using right-click->"Open in New Tab" (or middle-click) was not using the custom Penelope mailbox open code that knows how to deal with mailboxes that are already open in another tab. Keyboard shortcuts were getting confused on Mac due to the lack of a mapping for key_delete2. Add the throbber-box (shows current activity) to the default toolbar on Mac,because it's not on the menu like in Windows and Linux. Seemed to only occur on some IMAP accounts. Fix for FUMLUB selection happening at other times besides first loading up a folder. Added the new indexed search toolbar control to the mailbox toolbar by default replacing the old one that only searched in the current mailbox. When manually opening mailboxes/messages in tabs the default is now to open them in the foreground (i.e give them focus right away) rather than in the background. Fixed bug on Mac platform where the Cmd+` accelerator was erroneously deleting selected messages in a mailbox. When FUMLUB is turned off the last message in the mailbox is selected (or the first, depending on which direction the mailbox is currently sorted). The focus is placed in the thread pane on the FUMLUB message.
Mailboxes now always get FUMLUB selection when being opened up, not just the first time they are opened.
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