#GMAIL WORKSPACE ARCHIVE#
#GMAIL WORKSPACE PASSWORD#

Beta version also shows all Gmail labels for each message. Gmail Buttons makes it easier to move messages to the Trash and Spam folders.Flat Folder Tree is useful to show all the sub-folders of the IMAP's folder at the same level as your other folders.If you want to sync your calendar between Lightning and Google Calendar, you should read Using Lightning with Google Calendar.If you want to sync your contacts between Thunderbird and Gmail, you should try either the Google Contacts or gContactSync add-ons.Follow instructions to allow Thunderbird to access server.Īn Oauth token will get saved in Thunderbird in the same location as passwords.

#GMAIL WORKSPACE PASSWORD#

Gmail will prompt you to enter gmail email address and normal password which is the same password you use to access gmail webmail account.

In Left Pane, select Server Settings for gmail accountĮxit Thunderbird and wait a few moments for background processes to complete.

In Left Pane, select the pop/imap account name and Look bottom right for Outgoing Server (SMTP)Ĭhange the incoming Authentication Method:.

Click on the menu button (or on 'Menu Bar' use Tools Edit) and select Account Settings which opens in a new tab.Ĭhange the Outgoing SMTP Authentication Method:.

Under 'Web Content' section, select checkbox Accept cookies from sitesĬhange Authentication Method in Account Settings.

Click on the menu button and click on Preferences which opens in a new tab.

The following applies to both POP and IMAP mail accounts. ( Tools > Account Settings… Edit > Account Settings…) See IMAP Synchronization for more information. To change how messages are downloaded, set synchronization options for the account and for individual folders. If you don't synchronize a folder, the message header will still be displayed in Thunderbird, but the message content will only be downloaded when you click on the message header. This allows you to define which folder should be synchronized. If you want to see all your Gmail labels and messages in Thunderbird but prefer to avoid all the messages being downloaded to your system, you may want to tweak the synchronization settings. However, the Gmail label (Thunderbird folder) will not be displayed. They will also be included in search results. Messages will still be downloaded and available through the All Mail folder. Uncheck any folders that you don't want to display in Thunderbird. To configure folder display, right-click on the account name and select Subscribe. By default, all Gmail folders are displayed, as described above. You can configure which Gmail folders you want to display in Thunderbird. Subscribing to or unsubscribing from folders (labels) (See Priority Inbox overview for more details about this Gmail feature.)

Important: contains messages that Gmail has flagged as “important”.

Starred: contains messages that were starred (either by Gmail or Thunderbird).

Spam: contains messages that were marked as spam (either by Gmail or Thunderbird).

Any messages that you see in the inbox will also appear in the /All Mail folder.

All Mail: contains all the messages of your Gmail account, including sent and archived messages.

There is also a set of special sub-folders for the folder: In the example shown below, the folders at the same level as the folder ( Personal, Receipts, Travel and Work) correspond to Gmail labels. Similarly, if you move a message to a folder in Thunderbird, Gmail will create a label with the folder name and assign it to the message. When you apply a label to a message in Gmail, Thunderbird creates a folder with the same name as the label and stores the message in that folder.

In this implementation, Gmail labels become Thunderbird folders. Gmail uses a special implementation of IMAP.

Subscribing to folders and synchronizing messages Understanding Gmail labels and Thunderbird folders

#GMAIL WORKSPACE ARCHIVE#

The Archive options… button is disabled for Gmail accounts, as it is not necessary to define the archive granularity with Gmail.

Gmail workspace