#SPAMSIEVE NOT WORKING UPDATE#
#SPAMSIEVE NOT WORKING ARCHIVE#
#SPAMSIEVE NOT WORKING UPGRADE#

When it hits far more often than it misses, you can return to the Junk Mail window within Mail’s preferences and enable the Move it to the Junk Mailbox option.

#SPAMSIEVE NOT WORKING UPGRADE#

If it looks stable for awhile longer, I'll finally upgrade other computers in the house.I've been holding off because of this very problem.Over time, with your tutelage, Mail will go beyond its native powers to identify junk and better pinpoint messages that you believe are junk. I'll probably have to track down the relevant temp directory and blow something away at some point.Īll in all, though, this has resolved 95% of my issues with Mavericks Mail. I have since renamed the folder on Gmail AND on Mail.app, but apparently there is still some phantom process trying to handle the old messages from when they were still in that ~buggyname folder. I am also still getting constant Console messages about trying to synchronize a mailbox with a ~ in the title (which I used, at the time, to force it to sort near the top.) Apparently some gmail/Mail.app synchronizing process is not escaping out that character, and getting very confused about relative vs. They all read 'Archive - Gmail' in Mavericks. I have a 'Mailbox' column so that I could see which actual mailbox each new message was in. The one thing I'm still annoyed about: I had an 'all new' smart folders that shows me all unread messages, regardless of which mailbox they're in. Less reason to do so now, since the messages in 'All' are still not duplicate copies - so I'm willing to leave it this way. I do have my 'all' mailbox turned on for IMAP now - a little leary of turning it off at this point, lest I break something. (I have about 125,000 messages in my account.) Mostly better - performance is back to normal now, my inbox and smart mailboxes are working fine, and everything is reasonably responsive. I downloaded the standalone updater and installed it earlier this evening. We’ll continue to track the various problems readers are reporting in the comments on all these articles and will share any important solutions we find. While he can’t offer a concrete recommendation, Joe has now weighed in on the update, in “ Mail in Mavericks: Is It Safe Yet?” (11 November 2013).

#SPAMSIEVE NOT WORKING UPDATE#

If this update does not resolve the particular problems you’re seeing with Gmail, your best bet may be either to use Mailplane, which encapsulates the Gmail Web app within a native Mac wrapper (to see why TidBITS publisher Adam Engst likes Mailplane, read “ Zen and the Art of Gmail, Part 4: Mailplane,” 16 March 2011), or to follow in Joe Kissell’s footsteps and leave Gmail for a more standards-compliant email provider (see “ Joe Kissell Says Sayonara to Gmail,” 31 October 2013). It will take time before we know for sure if Apple’s update solves the problems, but since support for the 20-year-old IMAP must by necessity be bolted on to Gmail’s modern architecture, there will always be some disconnect - if not outright incompatibilities - between Gmail and an IMAP client like Mail. It’s clear that Apple intended to make Mail in 10.9 Mavericks work better with Google’s popular email service, but the result for many was a broken mess.

#SPAMSIEVE NOT WORKING ARCHIVE#

The 32.46 MB Mail Update for Mavericks, which you can get via Software Update or download from Apple’s Web site, claims to fix the inability to delete, move, and archive messages when using custom Gmail settings inaccurate unread mail counts and other unspecified bugs.

#1613: M2 MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro, long-awaited features coming to OS, watchOS 9, TidBITS website changes, tvOS and HomePod updateĪpple has released an update for the Mail app in OS X 10.9 Mavericks to address some of the Gmail issues outlined by Joe Kissell late last month (see “ Mail in Mavericks Changes the Gmail Equation,” 22 October 2013).

#1614: 2022 OS system requirements, WWDC 2022 head-scratcher features, travel tech notes from Canada.

#1615: Why Stage Manager needs an M1 iPad, Limit IP Address Tracking problems, Citibank cryptocurrency confusion.

#1616: Explaining passkeys, Apple challenges for senior citizens, macOS 11.6.7 Big Sur fixes email attachment bug.

#1617: Pages regains mail merge, HomeKit sensor improvements, keyboard flags in Monterey.

Spamsieve not working