How to copy an email in outlook to send to firefox

#How to copy an email in outlook to send to firefox software

What have the proton people had to say about your problem? Have you raised the issue with them? What if you create a new or reply on their web interface. It is most unlikely to be a Thunderbird issue as you are the only one appearing in this forum with such an issue of placing duplicates in the sent folder, except Gmail and Outlook/Office users whose supplier of mail services make such a copy as the outgoing mail goes through their SMTP server. However you appear to be approaching this as a Thunderbird issue and that might be why resolution is eluding you. My feeling at this point is withpout any dirrect evidence is Protonmail are making the copy and it is appearing in the folder because that is how i is synced via the protonmail imap proxy. If you think Thunderbird is doing this, I suggest you undertake a log of the IMAP connection and provide information demonstrating this occurring.

#How to copy an email in outlook to send to firefox software

What that software does, or the proton server software does, is beyond the control of Thunderbird or the scope of this forum. Your proton mail bridge installs an imap server implementation on your computer that Thunderbird communicates with. But it does not sound like this is your desired objective. eg: Original email moved to a folder specific to a company or person and then any replies are also stored in that same folder. Some people like replies to be in the same folder as the original. Is there some reason why you do not want to use the server 'Sent' folder for sent emails? Your explantion would help to undertand the rational. Then all emails sent should be put in desired folder and nothing would need to be moved as copies are already in the folder you want to use. Select 'Other' and choose desired folder. However, it is also possible to create additional identities within the same mail account.Д¬an you confirm that you are not 'replying' using an additional identity as there is only the one email address/identity associated with that mail account? Mail accounts will have a default identity which is usually the email address of the mail account. I'll see if there is any reports of this saving to a server for replies only, but I must admit I've never come across that senario before. So what you are saying is all emails to which you only 'Reply' end up as two copies in the server 'Sent' folder and hence two copies in desired folder after the filter to move has been applied.ДЄnd all emails you create as new and send, only display as one copy in the server 'Sent' folder which you then move. ''If you would like to always include moved messages in the Sent and Drafts message listings, you can permanently set this as the default in Settings under Appearance.'' I'm assuming you have a Filter which '''moves''' items''' from ''Sent'' to X''' folder. The only way to remove a message from All Mail is to delete the message from the Trash folder.'' ''All Mail contains all the messages held within your account providing a centralized location to search for messages. If you would like to always include moved messages in the Sent and Drafts message listings, you can permanently set this as the default in Settings under Appearance. Is that correctДo you have setting to show those emails even if 'moved'? I'm assuming you have a Filter which moves items from Sent to X folder. Filters operate on emails that are received, so they must have been received into the Sent folder so you could filter them. So, assuming you did not have any Proton filters operating and 'Place a copy in' is unchecked, sent emails should auto appear in 'Sent' folder. The only way to remove a message from All Mail is to delete the message from the Trash folder.ДЄs with gmail, 'Place a copy in' should be unchecked, so that part is correct.

This means an email can appear in more than one folder if more than one label is applied.ДЄll Mail contains all the messages held within your account providing a centralized location to search for messages.

It uses an 'All Mail' folder and has ability to set 'labels'. ProtonMail looks lke it's using something like the gmail model.