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How to re-find and re-install deleted mail and junk mail folders in mail browser. Thank you!
ps: I wrote High Sierra because Big Sur was not available
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.14
Hey, I was having the same issue and found this thread, hoping for an answer...
Eventually, I figured it out by myself :-)
At the top of the left mailbox list you can see the small title "Favorites".
When you hover over it, there's a + sign that appears:
Click on it and now you can had plenty of "mailboxes" of all kinds.
That's where you can find the "All junk" and "All trash" that you and I were looking for.
hope this helps!.
Thank you so much - that worked!
Thank you!
Thank you worked like magic!
Thank you. Apple could not have made it more obscure!
I've had the same question, after updating my iMac and MacBook Air. May deleted and junk folders disappeared.
Thank you for this. All as it should be now. 😊
Thank you!
Thank you! It was driving me crazy :-)
You may need to exit full screen in order to be able to see the dropdown.
after marking an email as junk, the junk folder option appeared in the list!
Thanks for great help 🙏
Thanks for calling Apple and for posting!
Mail in general seems slow and extremely asynchronous. Nothing appears quickly anymore. ;-(
Well done - you're as sharp as a pin!
Thank you! Very tricky to find but once I got going I just added everything in case I tried later and it didn't work!
Thanks.
I should have looked here instead of spending an hour or so. :)
After Big Sur update, deleted mail and junk mail disappeared from view
