In the latest test release I've changed how the “Manually”
schedule works: Hold down ⌥ when clicking “Check Now” in the
Software Update preferences pane to try it out.
Looking good - MM now starts and syncs the important bits quickly
after the laptop is powered up or MM restarted.
Many thank
In the latest test release I've changed how the “Manually”
schedule works: Hold down ⌥ when clicking “Check Now” in the
Software Update preferences pane to try it out.
Looking good - MM now starts and syncs the important bits quickly after
the laptop is powered up or MM restarted.
Many thank
On 10 May 2018, at 12:02, Ian Hiscock wrote:
No, I don't think that's currently possible. And I guess it's kind of
a bug. These mailboxes should only be synchronized if client->server
changes exist or the mailboxes are selected. I cannot quite recall
why it doesn't work like this -- if there i
No, I don't think that's currently possible. And I guess it's kind of
a bug. These mailboxes should only be synchronized if client->server
changes exist or the mailboxes are selected. I cannot quite recall why
it doesn't work like this -- if there is a reason. I'll note to think
about this.
T
On 8 May 2018, at 19:36, Ian Hiscock wrote:
I have nearly 900 labels in a gmail account - which means any attempt
to sync the lot will end up being throttled.
However - if MM is restarted or a laptop running MM brought out of
sleep there is some IMAP chatter for each folder (visible in the
act
I have nearly 900 labels in a gmail account - which means any attempt to
sync the lot will end up being throttled.
I was hoping that I could set the default sync for the account to
'manually', leave inbox as 'connected' and set one or two important
labels (updated with gmail rules) to 10 minut
