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The "Mark as junk mail, but leave it in my inbox" feature in Mac Mail is not working. The feature is selected Preferences but messages that Mac Mail thinks are junk still go to my Junk folder.
How do I fix this?
Thanks.
Some things to try. Change the setting in Preferences to something else. Quit/reopen Mail, change it back, quit/reopen Mail, and see if it works.
Check Mail/Preferences/Rules to make sure a rule isn't over riding the setting.
You can try resetting the Junk Mail filter to see if that helps. Doing this requires 'training' Junk Mail again.
Some things to try. Change the setting in Preferences to something else. Quit/reopen Mail, change it back, quit/reopen Mail, and see if it works.
Check Mail/Preferences/Rules to make sure a rule isn't over riding the setting.
You can try resetting the Junk Mail filter to see if that helps. Doing this requires 'training' Junk Mail again.
Thank you.
I tried the first suggestion. Messages Mac Mail thinks are junk are still going the the Junk folder.
There are any rules that conflict.
I guess I can try resetting. But first, has anybody else had this problem?
You are welcome. If you have a rule that conflicts, that will override the preferences.
"Mark as junk mail, but leave it in my inbox" Not Working in Mac Mail
