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GoA

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Oct 5, 2009, 4:54:19 PM10/5/09
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Hello! I'm enjoying very much this mouse gestures feature. I have been
trying it for 2 months already, every single day. It greatly increased
the speed I check up my e-mails.

Although, when I enabled this feature I thought that when I right
clicked the mouse and moved the cursor up or down on an e-mail with
collapsed/hidden responses, I would immediately open the previous or
the next response, respectively.

Wouldn't that be a more appropriate functionality?...
It takes me more time to search and click the proper collapsed
response than moving to the parent folder.

If it isn't an easy task to alter this functionality, you could either
set a new
Ctrl+Right Click functionality, or some other way to do it.

I would really appreciate it, and so many other users I believe.

Best regards

Gamer_Z

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Oct 6, 2009, 9:06:37 AM10/6/09
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I personally like the function of the up gesture, but I would like
having this for down (since that currently does nothing).

michael....@gmail.com

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Oct 15, 2009, 10:18:36 PM10/15/09
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I agree completely, especially since there is one unused gesture
right
now. Using the down gesture for expanding collapsed messages would
be
so useful. Whether it expanded all messages in the conversation or
just the
previous collapsed message is a choice I suppose. Personally I would
find the expand all more useful or even expanding more messages the
further the gesture is exaggerated.

Although expand all can sometimes cause mayhem and slow down the
reading if you have many collapsed messages, generally most
conversations
contain between like 3 and 5 messages it seems and its functionality
there
would beat out expanding one at a time with each gesture by a long
shot.

And honestly, I find expanding previous messages to be a pretty
common
process and one that is far more time consuming than going to the
previous/next message or back to the inbox.
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