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default email client in elementary OS (formerly known as Geary)
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No such button present in Mail, but there is an option to "Always watch for new mail" in Preferences. Enabling it will display "New Email" notifications even if Mail is closed.
answered Apr 28 '17 by Vlad Pop
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You'll achieve what you want by right click-ing on the attachement -> Save As...
answered Jan 28 '18 by Vlad Pop
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It is quite easy: open the email you want to see the source of, and in the upper right corner click on the three vertical dots -> View Source. It will open Code with the email's source loaded.
answered Dec 29 '18 by Vlad Pop
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You can find pantheon-mail's data in ~/.local/share/pantheon-mail/. Inside this folder you'll find a folder for each email account. Inside each account folder you'l find an attachements folder, a gear …
answered Nov 8 by Vlad Pop
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Open Mail, go to the gear menu in the upper-right corner and select Accounts (or open Mail and press Ctrl + M). Select the account in question, and click the small edit icon in the lower-left corner ( …
answered Jul 1 '17 by Vlad Pop
