A suggestion for a workaround: If you always save these files to the
same folder (or subfolders of the same folder), you can create a
workaround by using Hazel, which will watch folders for files that meet
whatever conditions you specify. MM can save all attachments, and then
Hazel will remove files smaller than x (or whatever condition you like).
(You can create this using other methods too, but Hazel is very easy,
robust, and flexible).
Zvi
On 25 Feb 2023, at 6:21, Thomas Eckhold wrote:
A function I use regularly is the possibility to save all attachments
of a message externally in one step (Com-Opt-Shift-A). However, this
really saves all attachments, including the smallest graphics (mostly
company logos) and encryption signatures.
Is there a way to exclude or limit these? Perhaps also in relation to
certain file types, maybe determined by suffix or by size, such as
<10kb, since logos and signatures typically only have a few KB?
Ideally, there should be an extended short cut (e.g.
Com-Opt-Ctrl-Shift-A), where you can define which attachments are to
be omitted.
If this possibility does not yet exist, then I kindly ask Benny to
understand this as a feature request.
Thanks
Thomas
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