In the Copies and Folders section of Tools/Account Settings for the gmail account, uncheck 'Place a copy in', as gmail accounts automatically copy sent messages to the Sent folder.

saddamsaifi said

I have my company email that is configure on gamil with mobile and thunderbird on laptop both. The issue that when i sent a mail to my company colluge from gmail then the sent mail showing double on thunderbird sent folder. In the Bodytext . how to fix this

sfhowes said

In the Copies and Folders section of Tools/Account Settings for the gmail account, uncheck 'Place a copy in', as gmail accounts automatically copy sent messages to the Sent folder.

Where to change these setting ?, in thunderbird or gmail same account is configured on thunderbird and gmail. The problem is when sending from company account config on gmail then it shows body text twice in thunderbird sent folder for same account.

Change the setting in Thunderbird under Tools/Account Settings for the gmail account, Copies & Folders.

sfhowes said

Change the setting in Thunderbird under Tools/Account Settings for the gmail account, Copies & Folders.

If I uncheck that In thunderbird then no copy of my sent mail will be saved on thunderbird this would also be a problem.

For any gmail account, or any account sending through the gmail smtp server, sent messages will be automatically copied to the Sent folder. So, to avoid duplicates, uncheck the setting in Copies & Folders.

sfhowes said

For any gmail account, or any account sending through the gmail smtp server, sent messages will be automatically copied to the Sent folder. So, to avoid duplicates, uncheck the setting in Copies & Folders.

can u guide me step by step for this

saddamsaifi said

sfhowes said

For any gmail account, or any account sending through the gmail smtp server, sent messages will be automatically copied to the Sent folder. So, to avoid duplicates, uncheck the setting in Copies & Folders.

can u guide me step by step for this

But before this is not happening suddenly its happening