I don’t think so. The rules are adding modifications/filters to the actual app 
on the machine they inhabit.

Dave Carlson
 Oregonian, Farfar, Engineer, Musician, Pioneer, and Woodworker

On Apr 21, 2021, at 10:16 AM, Steve Matzura <[email protected]> wrote:

Let me start by saying I'm not an Apple user--really--and I'm not even a fan. 
Really. So why am I here, and why amn I on my fourth Macintosh computer? 
Because my wonderful and long-suffering wife is hip-deep into the Apple 
ecosystem with a phone, Mac and iPad, which means I, of course, am her 
first-line support.


That said, here's my question.


If mail rules are set up on one system--say, the computer, do those rules 
propagate to other Apple devices? For instance, if my wife uses the computer to 
retrieve mail in the morning and the rules are applied, then she picks up her 
iPad and retrieves more mail in the evening, does Apple Mail on the iPad act 
like there are no rules and dump everything into the Inbox, or do those rules 
set up on the computer get applied on the iPad? If the answer is that Mac Mail 
rules are global, my problem is easily solved--set up the folder filter rules 
on one system and they happen everywhere. On the other hand, if rules are not 
global, therefore not globally applied, I should really set them up on the mail 
server. So then, which is it? Set up filters and rules and such on one system 
and expect them to be global, or set them up on the front-end mail server where 
they really will be global before mail is even fetched?


Thanks in advance.

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