[MlMt] Does MailMate mirror everything back to the server?

I've read a bunch of stuff about how MailMate works, but I'm still confused about where all of the emails live. I have been using email since the early 1990s. I have used POP3 this entire time. Downloading emails to my computer and deleting them off of the server has worked well for me. I'm

Re: [MlMt] Does MailMate mirror everything back to the server?

> IMAP is better if you have more than one device. I know that's the standard use case, but it doesn't apply to me. The only reason I'm considering IMAP, is because MailMate has some features I want. I have many hundreds of email addresses. It's how I control spam. It looks like MailMate won't

Re: [MlMt] Does MailMate mirror everything back to the server?

Max Rydahl Andersen wrote: > Just mentioning the above as the powers of imap are varied but I think you'll > find it beats any POP3 setup. I'm trying to keep an open mind. Just because I've done things one way for 25 years doesn't mean it's best (usually the opposite). I tried IMAP a couple of y

Re: [MlMt] Does MailMate mirror everything back to the server?

Jan Erik Moström wrote: > Yes, when I switched to IMAP (when I bought my first iPhone and wanted > to access email from it) I had some "mental issues" with this but I've > changed my mind. I can see the advantages to it. TBH, my current approach to email is not serving me well. I frequently get

[MlMt] Make the From address display in the Compose window

I have a bazillion email addresses, which I use to control spam. MailMate seems to be reliably choosing the correct address when I reply to an email. However, it defaults to my main email address for any new emails I compose. The problem is that I can't tell what email address it's using just

Re: [MlMt] Make the From address display in the Compose window

Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote: > If the popup is not shown then how can you edit the From address? I'm new to MM and still figuring this out. I see part of the problem, but it still doesn't resolve the bigger issue, which is really what I posted about. I only had one address (my real one) defined i

[MlMt] Ignore or fix Runbox marking email as spam

MailMate is perpetually putting emails from certain senders into the Junk folder. No matter how many times I click "Move Out of Junk", it doesn't learn and keeps doing this. I do not have SpamSieve enabled or mailbox rules enabled. I finally looked at the raw source file of one of these emails a

Re: [MlMt] Ignore or fix Runbox marking email as spam

You might want to take a look at Runbox's filtering options - see https://help.runbox.com/filter/ I use Runbox too and generally find their spam-filtering pretty good. You can 'train' it to your specific needs using their webmail interface. I don't think Mailmate has any direct influence on wh

[MlMt] Can MM handle Runbox folders?

I'm using Runbox. They allow you to create folders inside of the Inbox. I set up a folder there and set up a filter on the Runbox server to direct certain emails into that Inbox subfolder. I know I could leave Runbox out of the equation altogether and set up a smart folder in MM to do the same

Re: [MlMt] Can MM handle Runbox folders?

22:49, Ron Britton wrote: I'm using Runbox. They allow you to create folders inside of the Inbox. I set up a folder there and set up a filter on the Runbox server to direct certain emails into that Inbox subfolder. I know I could leave Runbox out of the equation altogether and set up a sm