![]() They are stored in a temporary cache to facilitate viewing. Usually only headers are downloaded and the actual email contents are only downloaded when selected. Imap mail accounts keep emails on the server, so making it easy to see all sent and received emails from more than one device. ![]() ![]() When you delete an email, you can choose whether to only delete the one in Thunderbird or if a copy is on the server, to delete both. Emails are stored on your computer in your profile folder. ![]() They can be set to leave a copy on the server, so you could also see received emails by webmail if required. Pop mail accounts are best used if you only access mail from one computer. Using the imap mail account: synchronise folders for Offline use to download a copy into Thunderbird profile folder, then in Offline mode, right click on highlighted/selected emails and select 'Copy to' and select a suitable folder in 'Local Folders' mail account.Then you would need to move them into the pop 'Sent' folder. log on to webmail and move emails from eg: server'Sent' folder into server 'Inbox' and then in Thunderbird, click on 'GetMessages' to download.If you wanted to download them you would need to do one of the following: So if you have any emails in any other imap folder (not Inbox) then those emails will stay on the server and not get downloaded. Pop mail accounts can only access the server Inbox and download any emails not previously downloaded.
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