I have it working now by selecting read offline. Thanks

@dalinar You will have to wait for a fix ☛ https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/778844

Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.

@janrif,

It is not possible because AFAICS  Google's IMAP server present its labels as folders to email clients and accordingly Vivaldi displays them under Custom Folders and All Accounts > Account name

@WildEnte, given previous idles completed without issue the temporary errors seen may not be caused by Vivaldi; local system and / or network instability could be the cause.

@ltgorm said in Bug? Mail msg content in right panel drops out:

@janrif What view is that in?

@ltgorm All, i.e. Vertical, V-Horiz, V-Wide

What are the view-toggles for that view? I'm not sure what you want here but same as above?

Have you turned on automatic action of marking read?

No

Only occurred in current Stable; latest Snap is ok

Thanks for the foloup.

@lico9182 Vivaldi only support POP3 and IMAP. I guess your account uses Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, which isn't supported.

@beejay30 said in Inbox Folder Not Available:

Why is "Inbox" not one of the default folders seen in the mail panel?
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Likely because an Inbox view would provide little to no value over the existing views, i.e. Unread, Received views.

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How can I get "Inbox" to appear here?
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Such a feature does not exist and the existing request for this received little support, see Add "Inbox" to "All Messages" | Vivaldi Forum

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I get that the "received" and "unread" together amounts to the same thing, but it's honestly confusing!!
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Understandable given Vivaldi are introducing concept not seen in other clients (AFAICS)

I solved the problem!

In this case (to set Yandex Mail as an email account on other email clients) you must first setup a new password for Yandex Mail via Yandex's password app.

After you create a new password, you set it now as a new Yandex mail password. After that setting Yandex Mail as an email account in Vivaldi browser works like a charm.

Yandex changed this rule due to security concerns, since vast majority of users use simple passwords.

My solution is to use another browser. I have had this problem for too long.

I just gave up.

@yojimbo274064400 alt back arrow works but I can't find a menu with those save as filter and back options.. maybe mac is different

@mib2berlin @yojimbo274064400 I found the mail settings in the status bar. After clicking the rebuild database button I only had to wait for the rebuild, and now the search shows what I was looking for. Thank you.

@mib2berlin said in IMAP on Yahoo stopped working, probably with the 6.9 update:

@GistOfSpirit @giannilupindo
Hi, the Vivaldi developer work on a solution, as workaround use an app password created in your Yahoo account.
Simple password and OAuth are not working at moment.

It seems that last version 6.9.3447.41 (Stable channel) (64-bit) has fixed the issue about the app Yahoo! passwords (only an initial error after the configuration is still present). OAuth is still not working. Thanks.

Turns out to be an user error on my part. Apparently while creating the folders in the web client, I didnt add missing whitespace that was present in Vivaldi Mail. Thanks for all of your efforts.

Would be great tho if the error was more descriptive , eg. showing the affected folder name

@mib2berlin it works. Thanks!

@dalinar Please avoid using the "Reply as a topic" option unless you absolutely need to - creates less work for admins.

@sgunhouse I don't double-click. I "reply."

SOLVED in the sense that now I know there is no setting for this.

I upvoted the flag thing because that's better than nothing but I don't really see why a setting is necessary, why should sending blank subjects be allowed at all? I doubt there is anything useful these days that rely on a subject being blank

@Michael69 correct, Vivaldi only knows contacts from the emails you have sent and received. Contacts are so far basic at best. Vote for https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/53314/contacts-carddav-sync by liking the first post in that thread.