This most likely isn't a problem with the webmail extension. By default
Thunderbird, like most email clients deletes mails from the POP server
once downloaded. The virtual POP server within the extension just obeys
the instructions sent to it by Thunderbird.
In Thunderbird, go to "Account Settings", find your webmail account and
select "Server Settings" for this account. Check the "Leave messages on
server" option. You may also optionally decide to delete messages from
the server after a week, and/or when you delete them in Thunderbird.
Thunderbird should now leave a copy of the message on the server (Web
Page inbox) when downloading messages.
On 23/10/2011 07:38, n3xus wrote:
Yup. They were in Trash can.
By any chance do you know why emails went to trash can and what should
I do to not to send 'em again please? I don't remember deleting my
emails or configuring webmail to send them to trash can.
On Oct 20, 5:38 am, Webmail Author<[email protected]> wrote:
The emails may still be in the trash can on the server
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