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Please consider adding a feature to redirect an email, including attachments. The redirected email should look like it was sent by the original sender to the new recipient. This will enable the new recipient to reply to the original sender without having to copy/paste their address. To limit the potential for abuse of such a feature, the person redirecting the message would appear in the message as "Redirected by" but would not be the Sender.
I seem to recall that Thunderbird has/had such a feature and I found it to be quite useful.
Thanks
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Please consider adding a feature to redirect an email, including attachments.
This is critical for use by anyone in a support or triage role, receiving email that is must properly be dealt with by someone else. It's also essential for giving someone else an email you have received, in such a way that when they reply, the reply goes to the original sender, not you.
I seem to recall that Thunderbird has/had such a feature and I found it to be quite useful.
It's a plugin, and it's now all that keeps me from adopting Vivaldi mail as my primary MUA.
Peter
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Please consider adding a feature to redirect an email, including attachments.
Thank you. Strange that that message never came up when I searched for Redirect, although I knew I had seen and replied to something about it.
P
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As a general remark, Opera M2 had this feature - hit d when viewing an email.
Usually on Win11 running Vivaldi Snapshot builds. Opinionated about working efficiently with email. Folders are evil | Mail workflow: receive, read, reply, mark as read, done.
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@WildEnte you're right! I remember it well. I'm even more so surprised that Vivaldi Mail does not have it.
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@koalie welcome to the forum! Since you are the first person to reply to this thread in 2 years, apparently only a very select few people ever need this
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@WildEnte said:
As a general remark, Opera M2 had this feature - hit d when viewing an email.
I never used M2, but from your comment and others I have seen, it seems to me that Vivaldi still lacks some/quite a few very useful features that M2 had. I wonder why ....
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@Granite1 because M2 was developed over more years by a larger team.
Usually on Win11 running Vivaldi Snapshot builds. Opinionated about working efficiently with email. Folders are evil | Mail workflow: receive, read, reply, mark as read, done.
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@WildEnte said:
because M2 was developed over more years by a larger team.
OK, that makes sense. The current team, then, will undoubtedly incorporate the most popular M2 features that are still outstanding. Much to look forward to.
