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Accessing saved search from iphone

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Moustap
Moustap

Hi, I use the saved search a lot. I set to filter by tags.

I love it!

I understand these properties are for LOCAL usage on the thunderbird app. I don not see those from my iphone as they seems not to be stored on the IMAP.

Yet, I would love to access those "virtual folders" from my iphone. I'd like to see filter my messages by tags.

Any ideas? Thanks!

Hi, I use the saved search a lot. I set to filter by tags. I love it! I understand these properties are for LOCAL usage on the thunderbird app. I don not see those from my iphone as they seems not to be stored on the IMAP. Yet, I would love to access those "virtual folders" from my iphone. I'd like to see filter my messages by tags. Any ideas? Thanks!

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Zenos
Zenos

You could create your Saved Searches inside an IMAP-connected account. They should then propagate back to the server and so be visible to other devices and clients.

You might need to poke it every so often to make it update.

Moustap
Moustap Question owner

The Saved Searches is made inside an IMAP-connected account. Yet those "folders" are not appearing in IMAP.

They really seem virtual only on the app side.

Am I misunderstanding your solution!? Thanks!

PS: They are not appearing in the Message Sychnoizing Advanced sync as well. Which again makes me think this is not considered as "real" folders. Account > me@mymail.com > Synchronization & Storage > Message Synchronizing > Advanced

In fact the properties for those saved searches are really different from any regular folder.