If you use an Exchange account, you can choose to store draft, sent, junk, and deleted messages on the server, and when to erase junk and deleted messages. If your email account provider sets up the server to delete older messages, the messages are deleted regardless of how you change this option.Ĭhoose a mailbox on the mail server to store archived messages. If you select None for Trash Mailbox, you can have messages permanently deleted automatically. You dont need to install every dependency to use ArchiveBox.

To avoid exceeding storage limits set by your email account provider, choose a setting other than Never. git (for cloning git repos) and more as we grow. This option is available only for IMAP accounts.Ĭhoose when you want Mail to erase deleted messages.

To avoid exceeding storage limits set by your email account provider, choose a setting other than Never.Ĭhoose a mailbox on the mail server or on your Mac to store deleted messages, or choose None (deleted messages are removed and aren’t available in the Trash mailbox). Note: Select this option on each Mac where you use your account, to avoid having two Junk mailboxes in the Mail sidebar.Ĭhoose when you want Mail to delete junk messages. Use information found in Mail in other apps.View, save, or delete email attachments.Temporarily stop using an email account.Then I get reminders to catch their flight, with directions to drive thousands of miles to the airport they are leaving from, and the time I need to leave my home in order to make their flight. For example when someone buys an airline ticket and the email gets sent to me, it ends up on my calendar. So I end up with all kinds of email from people all over the world, which is a problem. Even if I did want this (I don't), it is problematic because my email address happens to be a word that is occasionally typed by random people accidentally when they are trying to enter their address. Some people will see this as a feature, but to me it is creepy that things in my email automatically end up in my calendars, maps, reminders, etc. What I don't like about Gmail is its invasiveness. Also I don't like bright white light blasting into my face all day long, so I appreciate that it has a dark theme. To me, the more email looks like Excel, the better. I especially like the 'space density' option so I can have tons of content on the screen instead of whitespace.

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