So what are my options for deleting manually? Some of my accounts have
no yahoo id, meaning there were created for access only by an email
client. I suppose I could switch seamonkey to keep messages on the
server for say 30 days. Would that delete everything older than 30 days
the next time seamonkey checks for messages? I guess I could do
something like that and then change it back to "until I delete them". It
seems like a button that would delete everything on the server older
than some data would be a nice addition, but I guess such things depend
on how many folks thing that should be a priority.
LMH
Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
LMH wrote:
I presume that Yahoo will automatically clear messages if I am past my
allocated space,
No. As I understand Yahoo, it will just stop receiving *new* messages
(sending 'bounce' messages to the senders), and leave you with whatever
was there up to the limit. AFAIK, all mail servers that have limits of
storage would function this way.
So, you will have to delete the old messages manually.
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