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Delete does not delete

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  • Mbohovái ipaháva Mike Campos

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What I delete an email message on my phone, it disappears in my app. But when I check on my computer and in my old email app, the deleted message is still there.

I've checked in multiple email accounts and multiple messages.

Thanks Jim King

What I delete an email message on my phone, it disappears in my app. But when I check on my computer and in my old email app, the deleted message is still there. I've checked in multiple email accounts and multiple messages. Thanks Jim King

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That setting is set but I then found the correct setting. Settings > Account Settings > Fetching mail > When I delete a message It was set to Do not delete from server. I changed it to Delete from server

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In Thunderbird, go to Settings > Account Settings and make sure "Synchronize messages" is enabled for all messages.

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That setting is set but I then found the correct setting. Settings > Account Settings > Fetching mail > When I delete a message It was set to Do not delete from server. I changed it to Delete from server

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I have the same problem. I set Settings > Account Settings > Fetching mail > When I delete a message > Delete from Server, but the messages do not delete.

In Thunderbird desktop, in Windows 11, I have my setting to send messages to the Trash folder when I delete them; is there any other setting I can look at?

Thank you, Mike.

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