If you delete a message in Thunderbird, it will be moved to a folder you set (preferably the Gmail Trash folder).
All changes you make are almost instantaneously visible in the web client too. Your Thunderbird client will display every Gmail label as a folder, thus moving messages in a folder means "applying a label" in Gmail. Yes, if you set up the account with IMAP, both will be synchronized. Refreshing the Gmail web client page shows me that the inbox is clear of the deleted messages (using TB) Though new messages ( after the complete setup and integration of Mozilla Thunderbird with GMail), will be completely deleted from my account. I have to say that this question is a bit rhetorical, because it seem that messages won't be deleted from the main Google client, and it's not good for me. If I'll delete message XYZ from Thunderbird, I won't see the message in the default GMail web client? ()Īctually?. My question is: If I'll take an action in my Thunderbird client (such as deleting messages from the Inbox folder), it will effect my default GMail account? So the first step, was to integrate my GMail account with the Mozilla Thunderbird client.
I've decided to organize this account, though I cannot to this, because the default (web) interface and management tools of GMail are useless.
For many years I've got a complete mess in my GMail account.
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