Use Non-destructive Sort
See original GitHub issueI assume this is understood,
Say sort required by Name then Time. Sorting by Date
then From or To
should leave all records for each From or To
in Date
order.
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Changes released as version 1.11
Yes, this is doable.
The proposed rule is: last sort clicked, dominates. So if you want sort by sender, then subject, then date you would click the headers for date, subject and sender in that order, toggling each as you go to get ascending or descending as required. Does that sound right?
One question in my mind is to whether to limit the number of sorts applied, so that, say, sorts are applied to only the last two headers clicked, out of the four available (including attachments). What do you think?
Dijji