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Does Fastmail.FM have the equivalent of the "Archive" action in Gmail? Mail.app on OS X and on iPhone seem to play well with Archive and it's not something that

by zrail 13y ago

Does Fastmail.FM have the equivalent of the "Archive" action in Gmail? Mail.app on OS X and on iPhone seem to play well with Archive and it's not something that I really want to give up.

masnick 13y ago
YES! And Mail.app on OS X actually works better with FastMail's Archive than it ever did with Gmail's (in my experience). Here's a screenshot from Mail.app: https://files.app.net/1/79773/aTOWGMJ-rQ2Js_Edg-CWLi5FsLEVYq6gHDg7hoOrqEbzhj-leQKYvSOJldSlIFDWtfh7MhPL5Bd-wQWdc17X5AXlfT9SYYS-iXKKegr_o6WrjvNse66iE1aD18J0o8r3czxGmwFBzoR5WWEosAZRyZPeUHT_7q_XKmfCmyiKXbaJTk0l1SNINzKhzBaxy-V0p https://files.app.net/1/79773/aTOWGMJ-rQ2Js_Edg-CWLi5FsLEVYq... I either never knew that existed when I tried Mail.app with Gmail or it didn't work. In any case, it works perfectly with FastMail's "Archive" folder.
jfb 13y ago
No, and it's really annoying. I have an "Archive" mailbox in my Fastmail account, and Mail on both OS X and iOS recognize it as special (they give it the same "archive" icon as a GMail account), but don't override the 'delete' function. I haven't found a Radar for it, but I imagine that many of same have been closed as "works as designed".
- brongondwana 13y ago
  Surely "Delete" is more "Move to Trash"? In our web interface, there are two buttons - one moves to Trash, the other to the Archive folder.
  - jfb 13y ago
    I don't use webmail; I was referring to the way that iOS recoginizes GMail's "All Mail" and overrides the delete function.
MatthewPhillips 13y ago
Yes, it has Archive.
kryptiskt 13y ago
Yes, there is an archive button. There is a difference, mail in Fastmail is in traditional IMAP folders and don't use tags as folders, I assume that you just tell the mail client not to download the archive folder.
eridius 13y ago
Mail.app's "Archive" isn't the same as Gmail's. In Gmail, it just removes it from the current mailbox but leaves it in All Mail. Mail.app actually moves it to a specially-named IMAP folder.

by zrail 13y ago

Does Fastmail.FM have the equivalent of the "Archive" action in Gmail? Mail.app on OS X and on iPhone seem to play well with Archive and it's not something that I really want to give up.

masnick 13y ago

YES! And Mail.app on OS X actually works better with FastMail's Archive than it ever did with Gmail's (in my experience). Here's a screenshot from Mail.app: https://files.app.net/1/79773/aTOWGMJ-rQ2Js_Edg-CWLi5FsLEVYq6gHDg7hoOrqEbzhj-leQKYvSOJldSlIFDWtfh7MhPL5Bd-wQWdc17X5AXlfT9SYYS-iXKKegr_o6WrjvNse66iE1aD18J0o8r3czxGmwFBzoR5WWEosAZRyZPeUHT_7q_XKmfCmyiKXbaJTk0l1SNINzKhzBaxy-V0p https://files.app.net/1/79773/aTOWGMJ-rQ2Js_Edg-CWLi5FsLEVYq... I either never knew that existed when I tried Mail.app with Gmail or it didn't work. In any case, it works perfectly with FastMail's "Archive" folder.

jfb 13y ago

No, and it's really annoying. I have an "Archive" mailbox in my Fastmail account, and Mail on both OS X and iOS recognize it as special (they give it the same "archive" icon as a GMail account), but don't override the 'delete' function. I haven't found a Radar for it, but I imagine that many of same have been closed as "works as designed".

brongondwana 13y ago
Surely "Delete" is more "Move to Trash"? In our web interface, there are two buttons - one moves to Trash, the other to the Archive folder.
- jfb 13y ago
  I don't use webmail; I was referring to the way that iOS recoginizes GMail's "All Mail" and overrides the delete function.

MatthewPhillips 13y ago

Yes, it has Archive.

kryptiskt 13y ago

Yes, there is an archive button. There is a difference, mail in Fastmail is in traditional IMAP folders and don't use tags as folders, I assume that you just tell the mail client not to download the archive folder.

eridius 13y ago

Mail.app's "Archive" isn't the same as Gmail's. In Gmail, it just removes it from the current mailbox but leaves it in All Mail. Mail.app actually moves it to a specially-named IMAP folder.