(In reply to ncnmra from comment #53)
> I'm not sure how this influences Shift-Delete behavior since I don't usually
> use it.
"Shift+Delete" is "Delete without copy to trash when move to trash model" in
Tb. This is similar to MS Window's Shift+Delete of file/directory.
When IMAP, "delete a mail"=="store +Flag (\Deleted)".
Difference from perspective of IMAP is;
"Move to trash" model :
Delete : "uid xxx copy trash" + "uid xxx store +Flag \Deleted"
Shift+Delete : "uid xxx store +Flag \Deleted"
"Just mark it as deleted" / "Remove immediately" :
Delete / Shift+Delete : "uid xxx store +Flag \Deleted"
i.e. "Shift+Delete" is never influenced by "unsubscribe [Gmail]/Trash".
> Workaround #1 seems to work for now with the exception that I cannot
access the [Gmail]\Trash folder from TB.
If you want to copy/move mail to [Gmail]/Trash, subscribe it again.
subscribe [Gmail]/Trash, collapse/expand account if required,
copy/move mails to [Gmail]/Trash or delete mails while trash==[Gmail]/Trash,
unsubscribe [Gmail]/Trash again.
As far as auto-expunge of Gmail is enabled, any Gmail Label is removed from
mail and mail flagged as \Deleted is automatically removed(expunged) from IMAP
folder(s) by Gmail, and mail is removed from [Gmail]/All Mail too by Gmail, and
the mail will be permanently erased at [Gmail]/Trash after 30 days.
Another solution of issue of "you can't acces [Gmail]/Trash if unsubscribed".
Use "Just mark it as deleted" or "Remove immediately".
I think "adding Gmail Label of [Imap]/Trash or Something/Trash by move to trash
model and deleting mail in Tb" is convenient, but I don't think it's mandatory
for any Gmail IMAP & Thunderbird user.
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