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Re: NVDA in Employment

Shaun Everiss
 

Well there is a suggestion you should unsubscribe from the all mail folder.

Of course if you can get access to the all mail folder, if you empty the stuff you do not need, after archiving the stuff you do, into folders technically it should replicate.

Having only 1 device and no folders really prefering to store mail that is important to me outside my email, I use pop.

And even while I have an iphone 6+ now, I may not be bothering to push mail to the device because I like my keyboard on my pc and none of my email is important to view on the iphone certainly not list mail.



On 26/08/2019 7:36 PM, Vincent Le Goff wrote:

You know, that doesn’t sound so surprising.  I, to, have over 10 years of emails.  Windows mail (which I’m currently using) told me in no uncertain terms it won’t download more than a year of my emails (fine with me) but I could still search for older emails.  So I would think it might be worth doing that on Thunderbird.  I don’t know if there’s a setting to tell Thunderbird to only sync the last month as you said, and to clean up the 10 years of unnecessary emails and see if that’s better.  I would hope so!

 

Vincent

 

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From: David Csercsics
Sent: Monday, August 26, 2019 12:43 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] NVDA in Employment

 

I was able to track down the thunderbird slowness to Google's silly

behaviour of archiving mail instead of deleting it from the server when

I deleted it in the client. I'm not sure how to get around this, other

than to go on the web mail and clean out the mail periodically, though I

think telling it to sync only 30 days worth of stuff should get me a lot

of the way there as well. I had something like 8 years of mail synced to

"all mail" locally, so no wonder it'd be slow. Even SSD would be slow

with a 7 gig data chunk like that.

 

 

 

 

 

 
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