I use mailmate with my personal (vanilla IMAP) account and my work email
that is google apps for business. They both seem the same.
I don't have ANY issues with gmail, but I have pretty basic labeling.
Basically I treat them like folders, but I do have some server side
rules that result in mai
On 16 May 2014 at 10:42:15 pm, Gary Hull (yh82d7...@yandex.com) wrote:
> If you have a lot of legacy e-mail in a Gmail account, then I certainly
> understand that MailMate support for Gmail labels would be helpful.
> But it sounds like you recently moved to Gmail. In that case, make
> sure that
Wondering if there is a way to have a flag show up on the header when
the message is in it's own window. I can see it in a list, but the
message in a separate window - can't see any flag.
Thoughts?
Rob McClure
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If you have a lot of legacy e-mail in a Gmail account, then I certainly
understand that MailMate support for Gmail labels would be helpful. But
it sounds like you recently moved to Gmail. In that case, make sure that
you take a close look at MailMate's smart mailboxes, at at tags.
For instance
Thanks Gary,
I completely understand the design decisions behind MailMate, and Google's
strange not-quite-IMAP implementation. The reality though is that Gmail (and
GIMAP) actually work *really* well, and recent comments made me wonder if there
was more label-compatibility coming in MM.
On 16
My impression is that MailMate doesn't deal well with Gmail by design,
and there's no plan to natively support Gmail. MailMate is a
standards-based e-mail client that follows the various IMAP RFCs. Gmail
uses an undocumented proprietary fork/hack of IMAP ("GIMAP"). There's
only one developer fo
Hi all,
For various reasons I've had to migrate all of my email out of the 'normal'
(courier) IMAP server I was using over to Google (apps for business).
The current documentation seems to indicate that MM still doesn't deal too well
with Gmail and labels, and with my current setup I really ne
