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Please add the limit to a maximum number of inbox messages. There are too many of them and removing very very very old ones is slow if doing it manually.
Email had a similar problem too. Users who reached the storage limit complained they couldn't get new messages and insisted the messages they kept were important. If messages are deleted without the users knowledge they complain about losing important messages. If users have 'unlimited' storage they complain about performance issues or not being able to find messages. Users are the ultimate decision maker in which messages are important/unimportant to them, so it falls to users to have an adequate workflow that archives important messages and deletes unimportant ones.
Certainly the delete mechanism needs improvement but with a workflow that regularly goes through your inbox identifying important and unimportant messages and archving/deleting them as appropriate users shouldn't have so many messages that deletion causes significant delay. Just in case people don't know, you can right-click on a message in the inbox and there is a 'Save message as...' option useful for archiving.
@bmng-dev My email client has a setting to delete the old messages and (optionally) keep "starred" ones. I think for now just deleting messages would work fine (off by default for those who want to keep their important messages) and then add "add to favorites" option.
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bmng-dev commentedon Jul 31, 2014
Email had a similar problem too. Users who reached the storage limit complained they couldn't get new messages and insisted the messages they kept were important. If messages are deleted without the users knowledge they complain about losing important messages. If users have 'unlimited' storage they complain about performance issues or not being able to find messages. Users are the ultimate decision maker in which messages are important/unimportant to them, so it falls to users to have an adequate workflow that archives important messages and deletes unimportant ones.
Certainly the delete mechanism needs improvement but with a workflow that regularly goes through your inbox identifying important and unimportant messages and archving/deleting them as appropriate users shouldn't have so many messages that deletion causes significant delay. Just in case people don't know, you can right-click on a message in the inbox and there is a 'Save message as...' option useful for archiving.
neko259 commentedon Jul 31, 2014
@bmng-dev My email client has a setting to delete the old messages and (optionally) keep "starred" ones. I think for now just deleting messages would work fine (off by default for those who want to keep their important messages) and then add "add to favorites" option.