Ask if you want to save the draft (do not save any drafts so as not to accumulate dozens of unnecessary drafts)

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

When writing an email and ...

• pressing the “Escape” key
• clicking on the close button
• clicking outside the compose window (in the dark area)...

... a draft is automatically saved.

In theory, this behavior may seem relevant, but in practice, it creates a rather annoying problem: you end up unintentionally accumulating a large number of drafts, 90% of which have no reason to exist... and frankly, in everyday professional use, it's very annoying. What a mess in this draft folder! :-D

In these three UI scenarios:

• a pop-up window should appear in ALL cases asking you whether you want to save the (new) draft or not.
• the window should not be minimized in the bottom right corner; minimization should ONLY occur when you have deliberately clicked on the "_" minimize button. In addition, I have noticed another problem, which is that if you have minimized the new email and then want to go somewhere else in Nextcloud, a browser popup appears asking if you want to leave the current page (or not), with the risk of losing the email. Frankly, I think a lot of people don't understand this behavior : “What the heck is this pop-up window?” they say ;-). I understand that this is related to the fact that the minimized email is technically an unvalidated form, but in practice, it's not easy for non-IT people to understand. In my opinion, this situation should be avoided.
• The same applies when reopening an existing draft. If, after modifying the draft, you exit it in one of the three ways described above, a pop-up should appear asking whether you want to save the changes or not. And same applies when minimizing compose window.

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