[horde] Disable dynamic view

[bpinneo@q-rep.com]

This might be OT, but have you used the new roundcube elastic skin?  
It's pretty awesome and continually under development. They have a  
cardav plugin that works great with horde, but as far as I'm aware  
there is no caldav plugin. 

It seems to me that if someone skilled (not me, or it would already be  
done) put a little energy into developing a calendar plugin for horde,  
that would obviate the need for a brand new horde UI. I always looked  
at horde as a backend anyway. It's power is definitely in the stuff  
you don't see and powerful it most certainly is. 

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From: Jānis <je at ktf.rtu.lv>
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2021 5:14 PM
To: lang at b1-systems.de
Cc: horde at lists.horde.org
Subject: Re: [horde] Disable dynamic view

> Hi!
>
> it will be of little help:
>
> Citēts Ralf Lang <lang at b1-systems.de>
> Sun, 27 Jun 2021 11:21:56 +0200:
>
> ...
>> The point I am trying to make: What are annoying patterns or
>> usability issues which are specific to the Dynamic UI as opposed to
>> the Traditional UI? I'd like to understand that and avoid making any
>> mistakes when building a new UI aligned with Material UX guidelines.
>
> The most annoying behaviour of the dynamic view is the way how
> selection works - one miss and you shall start selecting messages from
> the beginning
>
> as for the other - to a great extent I am indifferent as long as I can
> turn on/off the things I do not like/need/understand.
>
> Just recently I was forced to upgrade to the latest stable Webmail
> edition (server upgrade and inability to compile old PHP 5.6.40 for
> the Horde version supporting categories). Shortly after server upgrade
> and before installation of Horde it I tried to migrate to Thunderbird,
> but found it being too feature-laden I have no use for plus this means
> it has to be installed on all computers I work, which "does not fly
> well". (generalisation came to the mind - Webmail is the solution if
> one does not want to be tied to a single specific electronic device
> which can die, be stolen, hacked etc
>
> So, I and some fellow users still using my server are old freakish
> minimalists who try to abstain from changes  in things we see no
> reason changing as long as possible.
>
> (I do not like outlook web-access, gmail and the likes, too, each for
> different angles of "user experience")
>
> Janis
>
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