Subscribing to or unsubscribing from folders (labels) (See Priority Inbox overview for more details about this Gmail feature.) Important: contains messages that Gmail has flagged as “important”.Starred: contains messages that were starred (either by Gmail or Thunderbird).Spam: contains messages that were marked as spam (either by Gmail or Thunderbird).Any messages that you see in the inbox will also appear in the /All Mail folder. All Mail: contains all the messages of your Gmail account, including sent and archived messages.There is also a set of special sub-folders for the folder:
In the example shown below, the folders at the same level as the folder ( Personal, Receipts, Travel and Work) correspond to Gmail labels. Moving any copy of a message into the Trash will remove all labels from it, and it will no longer appear in any other folder. If you copy a message to another folder, Gmail will still store only one message but apply both folder names as labels to it. Similarly, if you move a message to a folder in Thunderbird, Gmail will create a label with the folder name and assign it to the message. When you apply a label to a message in Gmail, Thunderbird creates a folder with the same name as the label and stores the message in that folder. In this implementation, Gmail labels become Thunderbird folders. Gmail uses a special implementation of IMAP. Subscribing to folders and synchronizing messages Understanding Gmail labels and Thunderbird folders
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The Archive options… button is disabled for Gmail accounts, as it is not necessary to define the archive granularity with Gmail. In order to be consistent with Gmail's behavior, Thunderbird archives your message in the All Mail folder, and not in an Archive folder as it does for other accounts (as described in the Archived Messages article). Gmail's particularities Archiving messages
Gmail's support articles on email clients.Lastly, review Google's recommended settings for Thunderbird so that your local actions, such as labelling and deleting, correspond to those which Gmail takes and do not cause any conflicts.įor more detailed information, please refer to: Thunderbird will begin downloading your existing messages. Click Done, sign in with your Google account if prompted. After you provide your account information (real name, email address, password), Thunderbird will automatically configure your Gmail connection. Next, select File > New > Existing Mail Account… The Mail Account Setup dialog is displayed. See Google's article on “less secure apps” for help. Double check that “Access for less secure apps” is enabled.
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