I am using Mutt 1.5.20 in Mac OS X Terminal. I have a Google mail account whose mail I fetch via IMAP. I also use a Gmail notifier app to notify me of new e-mail messages.

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My experience with Mutt dates no later than 1 week. The trouble is this: When my Gmail notifier tells me about a new e-mail, I hit the Terminal to open Mutt. I can read the message and Mutt will mark it as read. However, Google's servers are not told that the message is read until Mutt is closed. Thus, my Gmail notifier continues to show a misleading unread count. How can I force Mutt to synchronize with IMAP without having to quit every time I finish reading my e-mail? Preferably the sync will occur instantaneously, but a periodic sync would be satisfactory as well.

Manual syncing Try $: $ sync-mailbox save changes to mailbox Automatic syncing? You can't make mutt do that automatically/periodically, by design. The reasoning, as I understand it, is that it might lead to data loss. E.g., when you mark something as deleted, you'd normally be able to undo, and auto-syncing would interfere with that (see and ).

Mailboxes should be synced in any case when you change folders/mailboxes. Alternatives There's a you could use to periodically call sync-mailbox, but it's for mutt 1.5.9 and I don't know if it can be applied against the current version. You could also set up (or ). It's designed for synchronizing local mailbox(es) with a central IMAP one. You can then use another notification system (like e.g.

Mutt's built-in one or mail-notification etc.) to watch your local box for changes.

Thunderbird is great. I use it daily since over 12 years. I do have some issues though: * The 'Compose Email' editor is weird. Especially for hyperlinks.

Why is it so hard to check the URL of links? No statusbar hint? Not even a right click menu to copy or open the link in Firefox?)[1] * Font size handling is also quite weird. [2] * But you can't 'View Source' from compose email editor.

(You have to save a draft and view source from there.) * Getting the 'Compose Email' editor in a tab instead of a window would be great too. (Is the Compose Email editor really the only thing still written in C and nobody wants to touch it?) * Following authenticated RSS feeds theoretically works, but is completely unusable. [3] Still one of my favorite applications.

Many thanks to anyone spending time to keep it alive and improve it further. Having looked at it again today after about 8 years: * The onboarding experience is horrible; tries to sell me a gandi email account, then the setup wizard fails with an opaque error. Had to abort and configure manually. * Setting a reasonable font-size on Retina requires a 3rd party plugin and results in the GUI getting garbled bad; overlapping items, truncated labels, unusable dialogs etc. Sorry but 12px is not a reasonable font-size in 2015.

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