#Sync opera mail full#
This is all scary to say th least haha.Opera is a browser full of possibilities. Surprise, surprise, I think I found what you meant:īut I don't seem to be able to change 259 into 263.
#Sync opera mail archive#
But, if you do the Archive label way above, archived messages from both accounts will show in that archive label. There's no way to add the combined archives (I have 2 emailadresses linked to the Fastmail and thus Opera mail) to the all messages panel is there ?Ĭorrect. What this will do is set "hide these messages from other views" for your two archive IMAP folders so that messages in them don't show in "All Messages". What you want to do is set Flags= to 263. Look for name=archive and search text=Inbox.archive. In index.ini, you need to find the index for the archive folder for each IMAP account. See "Menu -> Help -> about Opera Mail" for the location. The alternative way (that will be automatic) is to close down Opera and edit index.ini in the mail folder. The trouble with this method is it's extra work. Then, for any archived message that's shown in "All Messages", just drag it to the "Archived" label to hide it. Then, click the "settings for this view" icon on the toolbar above the message list for the Archive IMAP folder (not the label) and check "hidden" under show. On the "options" tab, check "hide these messages from other views". Then, right-click on the label and goto "properties". You can create a label under the Labels access point named "Archived". The dragging works, but in the all messages view the archived message remains visible. If they do, there's something corrupted with your regular Opera Mail.įastmail IMAP is made to be used with and tested with Opera Mail, so there shouldn't be any problems. Then, test things and see if things work fine there. Let that Opera Mail fetch headers for all your messages. Once loaded, cancel the import dialog and then choose to add your fastmail IMAP account.
#Sync opera mail download#
Download Opera Mail, launch the installer, click "options", set "install path" to a folder on your desktop, set "install for" to "Standalone Installation (USB)" and install. If that's not working for you, do a test. Archiving in Opera Mail should be reflected at fastmail.fm no problem. Either way will work.Īrchiving via fastmail.fm should be reflected no problem in Opera Mail. You can drag the message from one of the "All Messages" views to the "Archive" IMAP folder instead if you wish. To archive a message in Opera Mail, drag it from IMAP folder it's in (INBOX for example) to the "Archive" IMAP folder. Click on "Archive" to load its message list to see your archived messages. In Opera Mail, in the mail panel, under the IMAP account access point, you'll find your IMAP folders. I hope I've written this down so it's understandableĪm I just out of luck or is there a workaround for this ? If I archive a message via the Ipad the little icon in front of the messagetitle on the desktop goes to "empty message" and load entire message doesn't work. The IMAP folder in the Opera main menu shows that I'm signed in to "inbox.archive" but I can't find a way to approach this archive from the desktop. my Ipad (which works fine) with the Opera Mail on my desktop.
The problem is that the Opera desktop client doesn't follow that or, in other words, I haven't found a way to sync the "archiving" I do on f.i. Doing so moves the message to a seperate map called "archive" as expected. I'm running into one problem that I've not been able to solve: in Fastmail (my emailhost) there's the possibility to archive messages. Hi all, after using Opera mail for years and years before I've been using Thunderbird lately but want to go back to Opera.
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