Sometimes, upon message reception, claws-mail automatically marks the new message as read. So if I'm away from keyboard, not watching the screen, I don't get the notification and I don't notice the new message either when I come back because it is marked as read. As a consequence, I miss messages or notice them a while after. Unfortunately, I can't figure out what triggers this so I can't reproduce reliably, but it happens pretty often. I think I've been seeing this for a few months now. I can't tell if claws-mail just marks it as read or if it selects the message and marks it as read as a consequence. When I notice it, it is already too late to tell. Anyone else seeing this? Anything I could check? I'm using Debian Stretch version. And IMAP, if that matters. Thanks. -- Jérôme
It could be a number of things - a filtering rule or the options you have chosen, for example - it is very unlikely to be a bug, and is much more likely to be due to your actions and/or choices. If you want to discuss this you can use either the users' mailing list and/or the IRC channel. Details here: http://www.claws-mail.org/MLs.php