Can mutt mark a message as read right when opening it?

[Martin]

Forgot to send these messages of my thread to the list also:


Hello Francesco,

On Fr 15.06.18 15:15, Francesco Ariis wrote:

>Hey Martin,
>    sorry, after rereading your message I feel I gave a completely stupid
>suggestion.
>
>To make it clear: say you have 5 new messages, you will read all of them
>and then press tab once, right?
>

With 5 messages, I would hit Tab 5-6 times to jump from where ever my
cursor is at the beginning to the 1st, 2nd, 3rd,
4th, 5th and then a final time to sync/mark the last one as read. So I
can do everything with one key :)

Best regards,
Martin


Hello Francesco,

thank you for your reply.
Hm, I don't quite understand what you mean, sorry.
I already have a macro just on Tab not on "o". What do you mean by a
"single command"?
Using Tab is convenient for me, as I can skip through my mostly short
emails until all are "read" and then go back to
whatever I have been doing before.

Best regards,
Martin


On Mi 13.06.18 22:15, Francesco Ariis wrote:
>Hello Martin,
>
>On Wed, Jun 13, 2018 at 09:14:51PM +0200, Martin wrote:
>> Any idea how to solve it better? I guess if I could configure mutt to
>> mark a message as read right when I open it, it
>> would solve it. Yes, this is a very lazy first world problem. :(
>
>Can't you make, say, 'o' (open message) a macro instead of a binding it
>to a single command?
>