On 2 Dec 2014, at 5:12, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
I'm sorry I'm so bad at spreading the word about MailMate :-)
I had actually seen it a couple times, scanned it and never really
thought of seriously trying it. It's always listed among the best
clients for OS X.
Your best option is to use a [hidden
preference](http://manual.mailmate-app.com/hidden_preferences#composing)
named `MmDefaultAccount`. (This comes up pretty often and I've
promised a few times to improve it and make it a GUI option.)
I see. Thanks. However, I've now come to realise that MailMate
remembers a lot of user behaviours and associates From addresses and
signatures with recipients. I'll see how this works before fiddling
with the hidden option.
This is a Gmail issue affecting many users and it's not
straightforward to explain, but here we go:
....
All this doesn't help you. Although I removed the Gmail specific code
I still have a general workaround which can be enabled like this:
defaults write com.freron.MailMate MmEnableKeywordsCheckInIDLE -bool
YES
Relaunch MailMate after enabling it. It'll affect all IMAP accounts,
but I don't really have a lot of feedback on how well it works. It's
the best I can offer you for now.
Ok. I'll give it a try and give you some feedback.
For me, the flags also update if I right-click the Inbox and select
“Synchronize”.
That doesn't work here.
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Curtis
Running MailMate v1.8(4576) on Mac OS X v10.10.1
MacBook Pro Retina
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