Recent content by Joe K Blow

To refresh once again, my problem here wasn't that I was unhappy with my Samsung S10 native email in any particular way other than that I couldn't see and access all of my imap folders anymore as I could on my S7 and as I discovered I could under BlueMail, gmail or Outlook installed on my S10...

Previously, when searching for alternative email programs to run on my S10, I hadn't realized that I could use gmail with our company imap server and, to refresh, I had installed BlueMail which did show all of my imap folders. I was given a free LG K61 phone by our cell phone plan provider so I...

I should possibly start a new thread for this but, in addition to it not being able to see all of my imap folders, there is one other thing I'm not as happy about with my S10 as my S7. Namely, whenever I pick up company cheques from our virtual office, I take pictures of them resized to 10% and...

To refresh, my problem here wasn't that I was unhappy with my Samsung S10 native email in any particular way other than that I couldn't see and access all of my imap folders anymore as I could on my S7 and as I discovered I could under BlueMail installed on my S10. BlueMail seems pretty good...

Thanks for that input Adam. I actually never thought I was doing anything wrong but I do think there is something wrong with the Samsung S10 native email program. I kind of told a white lie to Rukbat as I have had weird problems at time over the years of using an S3, S4, S6 and S7 before my...

Thanks for that input Rukbat but I've been creating new folders and renaming folders under Alpine for many years now and our email server guy has never said I shouldn't and it hasn't been causing problems with either my Thunderbird email client that I run under Windows nor my Samsung email...

Yes, it has the latest version 6.1.22.3 installed.

> I found it interesting though because, aside from simply [now] showing hundreds of my folders, my S10 email seems to be seeing any new folders > or sub-folders I create through Alpine. Meant "not" showing ....

I left out one thing with my summary of the folders that were showing on my S10 - note, whenever I just refer to it this way, I am meaning in my "S1 native email app" so as not to get it confused with BlueMail on my S10. What I left out is that there was another folder showing up called "f"...

I mentioned before that there were ~10 folders out of the hundreds in my account showing up. These were folders called: Inbox, Drafts, Sent, postponed-msgs which all seem to be required folders in our imap system. There were also 9 other folders which I'm going to refer to as folder1-folder9 and...

That was a good idea to clear the email app cache but it didn't fix my problem. I mentioned that I had removed my email account from the S10 native email last night and, before I added it back, I did what you suggested. It seemed odd to me that I could go in there and do that without my account...

I'll also mention that one of my partners uses an S7 and the other an S8 and they aren't having this same problem.

I'm not sure what happens differently when I toggle on any one of the other folders but, like I said, there are only ~10 of these on the S10 but hundreds of them on the S7 so I'd be wanting to toggle on hundreds of them on the S10 if they were actually showing. There doesn't seem to be an...

Email folders to sync: Inbox: on Other folders: not on It says here though: Emails will appear in your inbox as soon as they're received. Other folders will be synced every 15 minutes. This is how it is set on both my S7 and my S10. On my S7 though, I see the hundreds of folders and...

Sync emails: on Set sync schedule: Auto (when received) Email sync period: All time Limit retrieval size: No limit