1. How To Delete Emails On Mail App Mac
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Thanks, I had an email that would not load, to view it, nor would it stay deleted, just returning after next opening the app. After deleting the Mail app and then re-downloading it, I needed to login to the account and also turn it on again in SettingsiCloudMail. This has solved the problem and the email has not come back. This will show whether there are problems with connecting to the Mail app. Now re-check account settings and delete and re-add your Mail account to reset this. Your Mail app and every email should be accessible again. 4: Mail app is slow. Sometimes your Mail is slow because it has to deal with tons of open windows buried beneath other apps. The reason you are getting the emails is because you have set up Mail to fetch your Gmail emails. If you want to open the Mail app and go to Preferences Accounts, you should see your Gmail account listed - if it is, simply highlight it and click the 'enable' to un-enable it. If you want to get rid of it forever, click the minus sign at the.

I've searched for this and the only replies I found were to remove the notifications. That's NOT what I'm asking. I would like to know how to remove the mail app (or remove my mail accounts) from my Apple Watch Series 3. The only 'solution' I've found is to use the Mail section in the Watch App to only sync flagged mail, of which I have none.

Why isn't Apple giving us the option to not link any sensitive information to our watches? The whole point of me buying the watch was to listen to music at the gym so I didn't have to carry my phone around, increasing the risk of losing it. This is only my first two days of owning this watch and I may return it for an activity tracker if there is no way to remove my mail account from the watch.

Apple Watch Series 3, watchOS 5

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Mail User Guide

How To Delete Emails On Mail App Mac

Any email account you use in Mail has a set of standard mailboxes—Inbox, Sent, Drafts, and Trash. You can create your own mailboxes to help keep your email organized. For example, you could create a Book Club mailbox, with mailboxes inside it to organize messages by author or genre, and then move messages to one of the mailboxes.

Tip: If you want to organize messages without moving them around, use Smart Mailboxes.

Create mailboxes

1. In the Mail app on your Mac, choose Mailbox > New Mailbox.

2. Click the Location pop-up menu, then choose where to create the mailbox.

   • On My Mac: Mailboxes you create in On My Mac are local, meaning you can access them only on the computer where you created them.

   • An account: Mailboxes created on your email account’s mail server can be accessed on any computer or device where you use the account.

   If you choose an existing mailbox as the location, the new mailbox is created within the existing mailbox—like a subfolder.

3. Type a name for the mailbox, then click OK.

In a work environment, public read-only mailboxes may be available in your email account. For example, a public folder may be used to provide information for all users of a company email system. You can’t create mailboxes within or save messages to these read-only mailboxes. To find out how to post messages to the mailbox, ask your email administrator.

To reorder the mailboxes for an email account in the Mail sidebar, drag a mailbox to a new location within the account.

Delete mailboxes

WARNING: Deleting a mailbox permanently deletes the mailbox and its contents (including other mailboxes), and can’t be undone.

1. In the Mail app on your Mac, select a mailbox in the Mail sidebar.

2. Choose Mailbox > Delete Mailbox.

   If you have problems deleting a mailbox on the server for an IMAP account, contact the provider of your account.

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When you delete a Smart Mailbox, the messages it displayed remain in their original locations.

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If you use the Finder to delete a mailbox, the change may not appear in Mail.

Note: If you set up Time Machine to back up files on your Mac, you can use the backups to restore content that Mail downloaded (based on options set in Mail and on your Mac). See Restore items backed up with Time Machine.