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I believe you can do this by configuring an IMAP client and doing it there; then it'll sync the result. Thunderbird, for example, is quite scriptable.
by cr3ative 7y ago
I believe you can do this by configuring an IMAP client and doing it there; then it'll sync the result. Thunderbird, for example, is quite scriptable.
- djsumdog 7y agoTheir IMAP implementation is terribly broken. It will most likely just create brand new messages and not delete the old ones. It's one of the many reason I moved off gmail (to self hosting) in 2012. Another being domestic spying .. which everyone has forgotten about apparently.
- jannes 7y agoCan you clarify what you mean with domestic spying? Are you concerned about other people in your household having access to your Gmail account?
- DoctorOW 7y agoDomestic spying in this case is referring to the United States spying on its own citizens.
- lucb1e 7y agoWhich doesn't actually matter if you're in the 96% of people that are not from the USA. This argument "but we don't spy on USA citizens so now we're all good and ethical" doesn't make much sense to me. If a Dutch company allegedly spies on foreign customers, it really wouldn't change my (Dutch) opinion about my privacy at that company.