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Sunday, October 20th, 2019 4:00 AM

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Deleting emails

I noticed that Xfinity recently made changes to the format of the email.  When deleteting emails, I used to be able to select ALL and delete.  Now I have to do it indiviually.  Also when replying to an email, I use to get a full screen, now it's half screen which I find annoying.  Is there a way to delete emails all at once and is there a way I can make it one screen when replying to an email?

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6 years ago


@Deltabreeze wrote:

I noticed that Xfinity recently made changes to the format of the email. 

 

When deleteting emails, I used to be able to select ALL and delete.  Now I have to do it indiviually. 

If you move your mouse over where Select All used to be you'll see All.  Why they hid it in this fashion I have no clue, but it wasn't very smart.

 

Also when replying to an email, I use to get a full screen, now it's half screen which I find annoying.  Is there a way to delete emails all at once

 

and is there a way I can make it one screen when replying to an email?

As far as I can tell there is no way to make the Compose screen larger.  I think the reason they made this change was because so many people were having a problem finding the Send button at the bottom of the screen.


 

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6 years ago

I’m afraid it’s worse than them simply making “select all” harder to find: it has downgraded functionality now. Before, if I was staring at 20 msgs and wanted to mark, say, 19 of them as spam, I would select all then deselect the one non-spam msg and click “mark as spam” - doesn’t seem to be any way to do that now. And no, I have no desire to mark everything as spam and then rescue my non-spam msgs from the spam folder. And spam-marking is just one example of group actions I frequently would take on most but not all msgs.

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