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It's also annoying you cannot delete the attachments whilst keeping the text of the email. It's all or nothing.
by Leherenn 5mo ago
It's also annoying you cannot delete the attachments whilst keeping the text of the email. It's all or nothing.
- lifestyleguru 5mo agoYou both guys are today's lucky 10000! You can export entire gmail history with takeout and import the history locally to thunderbird. You can even make backup of it. Then delete everything and anything you want from the online gmail. Select 50 items at a time with "Select all" and delete page by page, go guys you can make it!
- jordiburgos 5mo agoGood solution. Then, how can I backup the Thunderbird store/DB/whatever so I can access it later?
- lifestyleguru 5mo agoBackup the thunderbird profile, it's just a directory. Seriously why my parent comment is downvoted FFS?! WTF? You are receiving free advice while others would sell you paid subscription for it.
- magicalhippo 5mo agoI'm using Thunderbird for the accounts I care about. I know I could hook into Gmail using IMAP. Just sayin' the Gmail UX for deleting is horrible and Thunderbird existing is no excuse for that.
- lifestyleguru 5mo agoIf you don't care enough about your gmail to bother setting up thunderbird for it, why keeping it at all.