Thomas GüttlerandClaude Sonnet 4.6
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Searching for "foo bar" now matches emails containing both words rather than the exact phrase. Each whitespace-separated term generates its own IMAP criterion (OR SUBJECT "w" TEXT "w") — multiple top-level IMAP criteria are ANDed by the protocol — and its own Drift LIKE clause for the local DB. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I search for "foo". Now I see all mails containing "foo". I want to easily do the common actions on the selected mails: Delete, Archive, Move to Folder, Move to Junk, ...
How can I edit the Sieve Filter?
When adding a new account, and no well-known file was found, not exact hint in DNS, then SMTP/IMAP/JMAP should use the mx record as fallback.
How can I edit Sieve Scripts? Afaik this feature was added.
Replace the custom TextField-in-AppBar search implementation in lib/ui/screens/email_list_screen.dart with Flutter's built-in SearchBar / SearchAnchor widget (Flutter 3.x).
Goals:
Remove the _isSearching bool, the _searchController, the slide animation, and the manual Timer debounce
Use SearchAnchor + SearchBar to drive the _searchQuery state that filters the email list
Keep the existing filter logic untouched — just replace the input mechanism
The search bar should live in the AppBar area; if SearchAnchor doesn't fit cleanly there, use SearchBar standalone with onChanged (no debounce needed — let the user control submit, or accept instant filter)
Preserve all existing AppBar actions (compose, sync, settings) when search is not active
Update or remove any tests in integration_test/ that relied on the old search widget tree