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I receive email from a yahoo account and a gmail account. thunderbird always shows a notice when yahoo mail arrives but never for gmail

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I receive email from a yahoo account and a gmail account. thunderbird always shows a notice when yahoo mail arrives but never for gmail and the settings are the same help! TIA

I receive email from a yahoo account and a gmail account. thunderbird always shows a notice when yahoo mail arrives but never for gmail and the settings are the same help! TIA

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could one be pop and the other IMAP? I know Google IMAP pushes new mail out when it arrives, so it might bypass the "new mail" process that occurs when Thunderbird checks for mail.

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Thanks for trying but they are both configures as imap

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right click the account, select settings. Select server settings Select advanced button untick Use IDLE comment and see if that causes a change.

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both accounts are still configured the same

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So they are both configures NOT to use IDLE, is that what you saying?

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no. They are both configured to USE idle

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well turn it off and see if that makes a change. After all IDLE is a server technology. If Google supports it and Yahoo does not then configuring Thunderbird the same means nothing. (I have no idea if Yahoo support it or not)

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