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Sent folder of iCloud mail address has empty messages

Gilbert in Beijing
Gilbert in Beijing
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I have two iCloud mails in Thunderbird. The older one runs great. For the other new one - same settings - mails sent often appear totally blank in the sent folder. Going to the iCloud webmail, sent messages appear totally normal and mails are sent to destination without any problem. I tried everything, no avail. Also weird is I have two "sent" folders (for no clear reason). Both have this issue, not always. See screenshot of iCloud webmail.

I have two iCloud mails in Thunderbird. The older one runs great. For the other new one - same settings - mails sent often appear totally blank in the sent folder. Going to the iCloud webmail, sent messages appear totally normal and mails are sent to destination without any problem. I tried everything, no avail. Also weird is I have two "sent" folders (for no clear reason). Both have this issue, not always. See screenshot of iCloud webmail.
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Gilbert in Beijing
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The only difference between the two iCloud emails on Thunderbird is that the one with issues is using Airmail on my iPad so I can access the two iCloud mails on the iPad. See the screenshot. Maybe the Airmail app is interfering with Thunderbird? On the other hand on iCloud webmail everything is OK

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