I have used Thunderbird for years and always liked it. I also use Gmail with it. When I got Thunderbird 3 I also changed from POP to IMAP for the first time ever. No problems sending and receiving mail. A few things I don't like as well now. When I receive any email, one copy goes to inbox, another copy goes to my account folder, another copy goes to archives. I don't see any point in saving mail in an archive folder. I don't need the same mail in multiple folders. Before when I had the older Thunderbird and POP when mail came the only place it went was inbox. Also before all my gmail spam was kept on the gmail server and not sent to Thunderbird. This might be because of IMAP. I made these changes because my gmail account was having problems and errors and I noticed that now gmail is pushing the IMAP. I may have to remove Thunderbird and start over fresh. Why is the archive folder that you can't delete necessary? Thanks
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