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Yeah, it's much better with POP3, when one client downloads everything it deletes it from the server /s This isn't IMAP limitation, this is how clients impleme
by 0x457 4y ago
Yeah, it's much better with POP3, when one client downloads everything it deletes it from the server /s
This isn't IMAP limitation, this is how clients implemented it. Nothing stops one to download every message over IMAP and never delete them.
- Angostura 4y agoCommon POP I implementations let me leave things on the server indefinitely, for a chosen period, or to delete immediately on retrieval, leaving the local copy intact. Can you think of any IMAP implementations that allow that?