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TB by default saves 1x file per folder (e.g. MBox like) - This means depending on your storage configuration and how you use folders, potentially writing 100MB
by cat199 10y ago
TB by default saves 1x file per folder (e.g. MBox like) -
This means depending on your storage configuration and how you use
folders, potentially writing 100MB, 1G, 10G, etc. back to disk on folder
content change.
For batch processing though, I use the CLI tools - thunderbird
is view/compose only (procmail/formail/archivemail/offlineimap,etc)
I was hitting performance probs on bigger folders,
and setup some more strict archiving to archive older mails to
subfolders/zap offline using an 'archivemail' job, etc,
and the problem went away, with TB being quite snappy.
as I understand it there was some effort to support
1-file-per-email, which might be an option now,
but this has it's problems too.
Outlook has it's PST corruption hell...
Basically, in my opinion, email is a pain, each client shows it differently,
though I am admittedly not up to speed on Opera Mail.