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When stand-by, Jolla notifies the availability of new, unread e-mail by blinking a yellow notification light. But when the e-mail(s) are read and/or deleted elsewhere, say on desktop, the notification remains. I.e. the notification has become stale.

Now, when checking the phone, I can't tell whether I've already read the e-mail or there actually is a new e-mail. It can be confusing too: the notification signals a new e-mail, but when checking the e-mail app there's nothing to report, since the e-mail has been read or deleted already.

Request: turn off the notification if the reason of notification is no more, i.e. if the e-mail for which the notification was intended is read or deleted elsewhere.

AFAIK not all account types would support this, but at least IMAP would allow this.

When stand-by, Jolla notifies the availability of new, unread e-mail by blinking a yellow notification light. But when the e-mail(s) are read and/or deleted elsewhere, say on desktop, the notification remains. I.e. the notification has become stale.

Now, when checking the phone, I can't tell whether I've already read the e-mail or there actually is a new e-mail. It can be confusing too: the notification signals a new e-mail, but when checking the e-mail app there's nothing to report, since the e-mail has been read or deleted already.

Request: turn off the notification if the reason of notification is no more, i.e. if the e-mail for which the notification was intended is read or deleted elsewhere.

AFAIK not all account types would support this, but at least IMAP would allow this.

When stand-by, Jolla notifies the availability of new, unread e-mail by blinking a yellow notification light. But when the e-mail(s) are read and/or deleted elsewhere, say on desktop, the notification remains. I.e. the notification has become stale.

Now, when checking the phone, I can't tell whether I've already read the e-mail or there actually is a new e-mail. It can be confusing too: the notification signals a new e-mail, but when checking the e-mail app there's nothing to report, since the e-mail has been read or deleted already.

Request: turn off the notification if the reason of notification is no more, i.e. if the e-mail for which the notification was intended is read or deleted elsewhere.

AFAIK not all account types would support this, but at least IMAP would allow this.