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* [(50) Can you add an option to synchronize all messages?](#user-content-faq50)
* [(51) How are folders sorted?](#user-content-faq51)
* [(52) Why does it take some time to reconnect to an account?](#user-content-faq52)
* [(53) Can you stick the message action bar to the top/bottom?](#user-content-faq53)
* [~~(53) Can you stick the message action bar to the top/bottom?~~](#user-content-faq53)
* [~~(54) How do I use a namespace prefix?~~](#user-content-faq54)
* [(55) How can I mark all messages as read / move or delete all messages?](#user-content-faq55)
* [(56) Can you add support for JMAP?](#user-content-faq56)
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**(53) Can you stick the message action bar to the top/bottom?**
**~~(53) Can you stick the message action bar to the top/bottom?~~**
The message action bar works on a single message and the bottom action bar works on all the messages in the conversation.
Since there is often more than one message in a conversation, this is not possible.
Moreover, there are quite some message specific actions, like forwarding.
~~The message action bar works on a single message and the bottom action bar works on all the messages in the conversation.~~
~~Since there is often more than one message in a conversation, this is not possible.~~
~~Moreover, there are quite some message specific actions, like forwarding.~~
Moving the message action bar to the bottom of the message is visually not appealing because there is already a conversation action bar at the bottom of the screen.
~~Moving the message action bar to the bottom of the message is visually not appealing because there is already a conversation action bar at the bottom of the screen.~~
Note that there are not many, if any, email apps that display a conversation as a list of expandable messages.
This has a lot of advantages, but the also causes the need for message specific actions.
~~Note that there are not many, if any, email apps that display a conversation as a list of expandable messages.~~
~~This has a lot of advantages, but the also causes the need for message specific actions.~~