Set “archive” as a backspace. Once achived, emails are not being found in search for accounts in google workspace (business), gmail (personal), and other imap account. In my quest to inbox zero (f’in bs but a man can dream), i got a bit zealous with the “archive” key. Now if I can’t find any of these archived emails when thoughts come later, this isn’t effective.
Am i thinking about this properly? slap me if its obvi. thanks.
Hello thank you - an archive folder appears for IMAP account, but not for the gmail ones. I followed the 1.8 mailspring instructions for arch (which is the same version in the AUR fyi).
Any tips or thoughts?
I can’t tell you how much I love mailspring (don’t make me go back to webmail or thunderbird please god).
With Gmail, “archiving” is a built-in concept and removes the Inbox label from the conversation. After archiving, you can view the conversation by going to “All Mail” in the sidebar (which Mailspring may show as “Archive” if you have multiple accounts linked), or by viewing a label that was applied to the conversation.
Hey all - definately still stuck. Even when I click “all mail” and search for an archived email in my google account, it is not found in mailspring. I have to pop over to webmail (gmail.com) to find the archived email.
Hello @CodeMouse92 - even the “archive” label folder isn’t finding emails I archived in mailspring. I can find them searching the webconsole, but not in mailspring in the “inbox > all mail” or the “archive” tag. This is making the software unusable.
Do i need to purchase a paid subscription to search archived email?
Happy to contribute however I can. Can I provide any more information or support? Any idea on when the bug will get resolved? Please god don’t make me swithc back to webmail.
