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On Oct 23, 3:04 pm, Chris Clifton <[email protected]> wrote: > 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 > > --
