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Some server side change is likely involved since I've had several reports similar to this recently. Here are my current recommendations (it has worked different...

Some server side change is likely involved since I've had several reports similar to this recently. Here are my current recommendations (it has worked different...

@Alan: Thanks for looking that up.

@Hans: You should perhaps try the Submailboxes trick on “All / Junk / Trash” to see all the raw IMAP keywords seen by MailMat...

@Alan: Thanks for looking that up.

@Hans: You should perhaps try the Submailboxes trick on “All / Junk / Trash” to see all the raw IMAP keywords seen by MailMat...

@Alan: Thanks for looking that up.

@Hans: You should perhaps try the Submailboxes trick on “All / Junk / Trash” to see all the raw IMAP keywords seen by MailMat...

@Alan: Thanks for looking that up.

@Hans: You should perhaps try the Submailboxes trick on “All / Junk / Trash” to see all the raw IMAP keywords seen by MailMat...

Note that the preferences/settings pane in MailMate (Tags) is only to provide MailMate with a mapping from Tag names (display names) to server IMAP keywords. It...

I haven't tried this feature recently, but note that it'll only work if the message is also present in Apple Mail. That is, it only works well for accounts pres...

It looks like your IMAP server has a limit on the maximum number of IMAP keywords used. This is unfortunately not something MailMate can ask the server about (t...

They are in this file:

~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Mailboxes.plist

Also look in that folder for a copy of the file. MailMate saves one if it had tr...