Services do in fact allow to configure menu items as proposed (that is, if
all menu commands actually were services, you would be able to reorder and
hide them as you like), but the services browser (where you can do this) is
not exactly intuitive and user friendly. I have once created an adapter to
turn "revert to previous version" into a service, so it would appear in
more places, but I think I did not use the "create new service" action.


Am 03.11.2017 3:46 nachm. schrieb "Bob Arning" <arning315 at comcast.net>:

There's been a little discussion about browser menus and I proffered the
ability to omit selected items. I was thinking that there were some I never
used, so why have them taking up space? In that vein, I notice "Create new
service" at the top of the message list menu. I have never used this, do
not know what it does and wonder why it is the #1 item in the list. Is this
a commonly used item for some folks? Just curious.
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