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evolution-2.91.92-2.fc15.x86_64 I don't know the right terminology so I'm making up my own. I'm looking at e-mail. I have 3 panes. The 'folder' pane on the left, the 'preview' pane on the bottom right and the 'message selector' pane on the top right. 1) sort the 'message selector' pane by date with the newest at the top. 2) scroll down the 'message selector' pane (a couple pages) and select an old message, it shows up in the 'preview' pane. 3) choose a different folder in the 'folder' pane. 4) choose the original folder in the 'folder' pane. 5) the 'message selector' will properly show messages a couple pages from the top (specifically the last message you select) 6) quickly scroll the 'message selector' pane to the top to look for new messages. 7) a couple seconds later the 'message selector' pane will reset down the couple of pages to the message you have selected 8) if you scroll the 'message selector' back to the top it will stay at the top. The switch back to the selected message in the 'message selector' even after I moved which page I was looking at is really very annoying. does this make sense? evolution didn't used to do this, although I don't know how far back I have to go...
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