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Are you using Thunderbird IMAP to synchronize with Gmail? IMAP lets you select which remote folders you want synchronized on the client. Maybe check your Gmai
by SkyMarshal 4y ago
Are you using Thunderbird IMAP to synchronize with Gmail? IMAP lets you select which remote folders you want synchronized on the client. Maybe check your Gmail account in Thunderbird settings, find the IMAP section, and make sure all the Gmail folders you want to sync are enabled.
- godelski 4y agoI am using IMAP. I don't see this option that you're talking about. FWIW, all my custom folders loaded correctly. It is just that don't see that top bar[0], except for social and forums (my least used ones). I also noticed something odd. I closed it and reopened and lost all the info. I didn't install from snap or apt because apt was providing version 92 so I installed manually. I do see ~/.thunderbird (no ~/.config) but seems odd that the info wasn't stored there. This is a big red flag. ~~I also can't find in the settings where to specify the storage location.~~ (found) [0] https://i.imgur.com/AbCEZSm.png https://i.imgur.com/AbCEZSm.png
- smaudet 4y agoThe idea to use special filter is a good one, but as others stated the 'top bar' isn't a real thing in email. Maybe some sort of IMAP extension, but it's a bit like asking how to put onenote into a Google doc - you might find some workaround but you are looking at two different things. I don't use those folders, I also don't use a local email client these days...