Problem / Motivation
Bulwark assumes a primary account (likely always the first) and makes other accounts accessible under Shared Folders under that primary account. However, this is weird for multiple reasons:
- JMAP doesn't define subordinate account hierarchy. Just only a
user <-> account relation where a user can have access to multiple accounts. It is weird that the second account is shown as subordinate account of the first account.
- The
Shared Folders is a little bit weird, because the folders aren't shared. The account is shared, and maybe that is even tricky if a user is sole accessor of a "shared" mailbox.
Proposed Solution
A solution is to implement it more like how it is done in Outlook:
In here, Folders is the primary account for mail and Ablebits Shared Mailbox is a secondary account on the same level, no extra indentation.
Alternatives Considered
No response
Feature Area
Email
Mockups / Examples
So, when looking at Bulwark now:
And what it can be (or a little bit different):
Additional Context
No response
Problem / Motivation
Bulwark assumes a primary account (likely always the first) and makes other accounts accessible under
Shared Foldersunder that primary account. However, this is weird for multiple reasons:user <-> accountrelation where a user can have access to multiple accounts. It is weird that the second account is shown as subordinate account of the first account.Shared Foldersis a little bit weird, because the folders aren't shared. The account is shared, and maybe that is even tricky if a user is sole accessor of a "shared" mailbox.Proposed Solution
A solution is to implement it more like how it is done in Outlook:
In here,
Foldersis the primary account for mail andAblebits Shared Mailboxis a secondary account on the same level, no extra indentation.Alternatives Considered
No response
Feature Area
Email
Mockups / Examples
So, when looking at Bulwark now:
And what it can be (or a little bit different):
Additional Context
No response