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por Don B el Mar. 31, 2013 ·

The latest focus enhancements are totally awesome and seems to be working well! Thank you so much! I am totally happy with this awesome add-on! From one programmer to another - GOOD JOB! :-)

Esta valoración es de una versión anterior del complemento (1.1). 

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por Don B el Mar. 27, 2013 ·

Thank you very much for the focus enhancement. I would like different settings for compose and reply. For reply, it makes sense to leave the focus alone, and for compose, put it in the To field. Could you make 2 separate settings (for compose and reply) and allow a "no change in focus" to leave it alone, as other add-ons may already have it in the place we want it? Thank you!

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de Michel Renon (desarrollador) el Mar. 30, 2013 ·

Hi,
I implemented your request in version 1.1. I even separated compose in plain text or html, because the standard behavior is different.
I just renamed your "No change in focus" by "default" ;-)

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por Don B el Mar. 15, 2013 ·

Just what I was looking for. I would only make force_cc default to true (I went to advanced configuration to set it myself). Now my only complaint is that the cursor is not in the To field when composing a new email. You always have to click the To field to enter these fields. Can you fix this?

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de Michel Renon (desarrollador) el Mar. 25, 2013 ·

Thanks for your reply.
The 1.0 version fixes the focus. And you can select the field (To, Subject or Content) in preferences.