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Usually, you only load unseen mails from the server anyway.
Exactly. Suppose you download an unseen email from the server, read it in your email client and then remove this email. Only later did you realise that you should have kept that mail in your email client. Now that the mail is "seen" on ...

Hi Christian,

Emails can be marked as "seen" on server. Is there also an option to mark them as UNseen on server?

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BTW, PopMan hasn't been updated for more than two years (but still works as expected). Is there a new version in the pipeline by any chance? Just curious.

Best wishes ...

I also like this suggestion and hope it will soon be possible to block domains.

I find the new font size just perfect. Thank you, Christian.

Der Mail-Server heißt securepop.t-online.de (Port 995). PopMan läuft hier auf Windows 10. Das Problem ist inzwischen größtenteils erledigt. Vielleicht lag der Fehler bei der Telekom, denn jetzt läuft alles wieder größtenteils normal. Derzeit habe ich lediglich hin und wieder einen Timeout-Fehler ...

Mit dem Protokoll "POP3 TLS" kann meistens eine Verbindung zu T-Online über PopMan hergestellt werden, jedoch kommt es dennoch hin und wieder zu Verbindungsabbrüchen. Mit dem Protokoll "IMAP4rev1 (SSL)" kann gar keine Verbindung zu T-Online über PopMan aufgebaut werden.

Christian wrote: 22 May 2020, 13:05 Yes, there will be a new release in the comming weeks.

When will the new version probably be released? Just curious.

Good to know. Thanks for the info, Christian.

Thanks for the update, Christian. Much appreciated.

OK, I'm now using the ZIP archive distribution.

PopMan.exe can be found here: C:\Programme (x86)\PopMan > PopMan.exe (I have always used the regular installer instead of the zip file.)

Does this mean that in my case going to regedit.exe is the only way to store my settings? Hm... An Import/Export Settings button in PopMan options would be great ...

(*) Store settings in PopMan.ini file in deterministic order (lexicographically)
This doesn't work here. Taken from the file HowSettingsAreStored.txt:

By default, all PopMan settings (e.g. email account information) are stored
in the Windows registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PopMan
You can ...

Thanks for the update, Christian. I'm glad to know that PopMan, which has always been one on my must-have programs, is still actively developed and supported.

Just wanted to let you know that v1.3.2 runs as smoothly on my machine as all previous versions of PopMan. Thank you very much (und viele Grüße nach Magdeburg).

I see. Makes perfect sense. Thanks, Christian.