Is it possible to hide messages in mu4e-land?

[myglc2]

I am visiting from the land of gnus+notmuch+gmane. I am loving mu4e-land so much I want to become a permanent resident!

But there is ONE thing I miss from the old country... back there they "hide' messages that have been read. 

So... is it possible to hide messages we have read? 

TIA - George

[Aziem Chawdhary]

You could have a custom bookmark whose query contains "flag:unread"
and thus 'hides' the email messages that have been read.

For example:


(add-to-list 'mu4e-bookmarks
'("flag:unread AND date:today..now" "Todays Unread Email" ?i))

will add a mu4e bookmark giving you all of todays unread email.


Best,
Aziem

[Shivam Kalra]

Hi George,

myglc2 <myg...@gmail.com> writes:

> I am visiting from the land of gnus+notmuch+gmane. I am loving mu4e-land so
> much I want to become a permanent resident!

Glad you're liking mu4e. I'm new to it as well and finding it very nice so
far.

> But there is ONE thing I miss from the old country... back there they
> "hide' messages that have been read.
>
> So... is it possible to hide messages we have read?
>

I'm not an expert but, perhaps you can look into adding some bookmarks
with search query `flag:unread` that way it will automatically hide read
messages.


--
Shivam

[myglc2]

Shivam Kalra writes:

>> So... is it possible to hide messages we have read?
>>
>
> I'm not an expert but, perhaps you can look into adding some bookmarks
> with search query `flag:unread` that way it will automatically hide read
> messages.

Duh, I neglected to read the bookmarks section... Many thanks!

[myglc2]

Aziem Chawdhary writes:

>>
>> So... is it possible to hide messages we have read?
>>
>> TIA - George
>
> You could have a custom bookmark whose query contains "flag:unread"
> and thus 'hides' the email messages that have been read.
>
> For example:
>
>
> (add-to-list 'mu4e-bookmarks
> '("flag:unread AND date:today..now" "Todays Unread Email" ?i))
>
> will add a mu4e bookmark giving you all of todays unread email.

Duh, I neglected to read the bookmarks section... Many thanks for the
example!