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Community / Re: 2024 - My Shetland Blog

« Last post by Frances144 on November 16, 2024, 10:45:32 AM »

https://myshetland.co.uk/its-tough-out-there/

Icelandic horses - still outside, refusing to come in.
Ancient Shetland pony mares - came in early as it all got a bit much.
Younger Shetland ponies - outside complaining (they're fat) but have food and shelter.
Ill Shetland ponies - indoors complaining (they want nicer food - no chance, slimming diet)

Community / Re: 2024 - My Shetland Blog

« Last post by Frances144 on November 15, 2024, 10:38:42 AM »

https://myshetland.co.uk/what-to-do-3/

Weather deteriorating. Do I get all the equines inside or let them get on with it? What to do? I just don't know.

(Decided the sick and ancient Shetlands come in - everyone else outside)

Community / Re: 2024 - My Shetland Blog

« Last post by Frances144 on November 14, 2024, 10:57:19 AM »

https://myshetland.co.uk/close-to-home/

Moved all the Icelandic horses closer to home as there is a storm on its way. Not looking forwards to this one bit.

Tech / Re: Sync Mail across devices

« Last post by sluggo on November 14, 2024, 06:34:13 AM »

Quote from: Xairbusdriver on November 13, 2024, 01:41:13 PM

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However, they remain on the Mac desktop.
Don't forget, the Mac runs on a real computer with lots more power for user-made rules than iOS. For example, Mail on the Mac allows you to set how long junk and deleted emails remain in the 'trash'. You might want to adjust your settings in Mail; "Erase deleted messages: After one day/After one week/After one month". Same for junk messages.

I only have iOS 17.7.1 on my iPhone. I do have the above choices for my Comcast (Xfinity) mail account, but not for (iCloud) Mail.

Things are a breeze on the Mac and Apple Mail with SpamSieve. SS filters and sends to the trash automatically the vast majority of spam. And there are usually well over 100 from the overnight hours when I check mail in the morning. From there it's just a matter of selecting Mailbox/Erase Deleted Items/In All Accounts and everything in the Trash folder is gone in one operation. But that doesn't remove those same spam emails on the mobile devices.
On the mobile devices I use 2 fingers and it grabs everything as far down as I scroll. Then it's Edit/Select All/move to trash. Then on to Trash to delete from there. But that operation does indeed remove all of the offending emails from both the iPad and the iPhone.
Too bad SpamSieve doesn't have a mobile option.

Tech / Re: Sync Mail across devices

« Last post by Xairbusdriver on November 13, 2024, 01:41:13 PM »

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However, they remain on the Mac desktop.

Don't forget, the Mac runs on a real computer with lots more power for user-made rules than iOS. For example, Mail on the Mac allows you to set how long junk and deleted emails remain in the 'trash'. You might want to adjust your settings in Mail; "Erase deleted messages: After one day/After one week/After one month". Same for junk messages.

I only have iOS 17.7.1 on my iPhone. I do have the above choices for my Comcast (Xfinity) mail account, but not for (iCloud) Mail.

Community / Re: 2024 - My Shetland Blog

« Last post by Frances144 on November 13, 2024, 10:34:55 AM »

https://myshetland.co.uk/albies-lucky-day/

Founder is a good name for this grotty disease.

Tech / Re: Sync Mail across devices

« Last post by sluggo on November 13, 2024, 07:00:16 AM »

The solution in the opening lines of the quote from Paddy appear to be a fix for the majority of the issue. If I manually select all of the offending emails and send them to the trash on either the iPad or the iPhone and then empty the trash, those emails are gone on both of the devices. However, they remain on the Mac desktop.
Not sure if this is because on the Mac, SpamSieve automatically sends offending messages to the trash to await my final disposition but there is no SpamSieve for the mobile devices.
At any rate it's a step in the right direction and I'll take it.