Gmail deletes
- anniebrion
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Gmail deletes
When deleting mail from my Gmail POP account, the emails are still left in the All Mail folder
Annie.......... PC details
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
- nick.bolton
- The Big Cheese
- anniebrion
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Re: Gmail deletes
No, in MWM they have gone but in my mail client the mail is in Gmails All Mail folder still.
I'm going to disable some filter rules to see if they are causing an issue.
I'm going to disable some filter rules to see if they are causing an issue.
Annie.......... PC details
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
- anniebrion
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Re: Gmail deletes
Just done a bit more digging.
The emails come in and a filter moves them automatically to a folder by tagging with a label and moving them from the inbox. This procedure has not changed for years, MWMs list of emails is being updated when you delete and wash but this is on longer reflected back on Gmail server. So the emails are no longer being deleted from Gmail
If I delete and email from Outlook via IMAP the email is removed from both MWM and outlooks server.
It looks like the delete from Gmail has been broken since beta 4.
The emails come in and a filter moves them automatically to a folder by tagging with a label and moving them from the inbox. This procedure has not changed for years, MWMs list of emails is being updated when you delete and wash but this is on longer reflected back on Gmail server. So the emails are no longer being deleted from Gmail
If I delete and email from Outlook via IMAP the email is removed from both MWM and outlooks server.
It looks like the delete from Gmail has been broken since beta 4.
Annie.......... PC details
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
- nick.bolton
- The Big Cheese
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Re: Gmail deletes
Ok, I think we can fix this now we can replicate it. Thanks for letting us know
- anniebrion
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Re: Gmail deletes
Glad I can help just pleased that it's not just me
Annie.......... PC details
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
- anniebrion
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Re: Gmail deletes
Brilliant I'll give it a test when some emails come in
Annie.......... PC details
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
Mailwasher Pro βeta [v 7.12.39]
- dadto7
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Re: Gmail deletes
I believe I have this same issue. Recently I've noticed that when I delete in MW Pro it does not show in MWP anymore but Thunderbird pulls in the emails I deleted in MWP for Gmail accounts.
I tried using the "recent:myemail@gmail.com" as shown in other posts for Thunderbird and that did not help. Can someone tell me what the settings in TBird and Gmail should be?
I'm using POP3 for both MWP and TBird because it is my understanding (and experience) if I use IMAP in TBird it will load the new emails before MWP has a chance to delete them.
I tried using the "recent:myemail@gmail.com" as shown in other posts for Thunderbird and that did not help. Can someone tell me what the settings in TBird and Gmail should be?
I'm using POP3 for both MWP and TBird because it is my understanding (and experience) if I use IMAP in TBird it will load the new emails before MWP has a chance to delete them.
- nick.bolton
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Re: Gmail deletes
When you delete emails in MWP, can you press the 'Check Mail' button again just to make sure they're actually gone. You might need to turn off making Thunderbird launch after washing mail in Mailwasher>>Settings>>General>>Washing Mail, just to test this out.
It might be that the POP3 server is being blocked because it's being accessed at the same time as something else accessing it.
It might be that the POP3 server is being blocked because it's being accessed at the same time as something else accessing it.