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Multiple POP3 clients, ony the first one receive new mails

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Hello,

I have google workspace account configured on 3 different devices in Thunderbird as POP3. When I send email to that account, only the first device (which first check for new messages and download it ) gets it. On all 3 mail clients are checked "Leave message on server" and "Until I delete them". All the emails can be seen in webmail, but in thunderbird they are scattered around all 3 devices. I have other, private POP3 mail on that devices and I don't have such problem.

Any advice, please.

Hello, I have google workspace account configured on 3 different devices in Thunderbird as POP3. When I send email to that account, only the first device (which first check for new messages and download it ) gets it. On all 3 mail clients are checked "Leave message on server" and "Until I delete them". All the emails can be seen in webmail, but in thunderbird they are scattered around all 3 devices. I have other, private POP3 mail on that devices and I don't have such problem. Any advice, please.

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Google only offers an email once to a pop client is my understanding of the issue.

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Matt
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தீர்வு தேர்ந்தெடுக்கப்பட்டது

Google only offers an email once to a pop client is my understanding of the issue.