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I know how to find stored documents on the cloud. I can access them from my other devices. But how do I do that with e-mail? Once I move a message from the inbox to a saved e mail folder, I cannot access it on my other devices. How can I set this up? I have a Mac, iPad, and iPhone. I would like to see my saved e mail folders on all 3 devices.
iMac 27″, macOS 10.15
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Sign in with the same Apple ID & password say example1@icloud.com on your iPhone & Mac and connect both with an usb cable Overview of syncing your Mac and your devices - Apple Support
Click on finder > general > sync
Let the bar be completely loaded .
Open your mailbox in iPhone
Click on edit option on the up-right corner
Click on “new mailbox” option on your down-right corner ,
In the new mail box , in the name section enter your iCloud id say example1@icloud.com
And set your mailbox location as per you requirement (iCloud / gmail) - prefer iCloud
Then again click on edit , you will see your apple id , under it you will find an option of “new mailbox '’on your right corner > chose the name for your folder and add the mailbox location ( iCloud id )> click on save > finally click on done .
The folder is created in iPhone , open www.icoud.com in mail section in the bottom left corner click on refresh , the mail folders will be visible after few moments , then open IMAP account in Mac Add or remove email accounts in Mail on Mac - Apple Support , under iCloud section in the bottom click on drop down arrows all mail folders will appear .
Forgot to add more answer .
Sign in with the same Apple ID & password say example1@icloud.com on your iPhone & Mac and connect both with an usb cable Overview of syncing your Mac and your devices - Apple Support
Click on finder > general > sync
Let the bar be completely loaded .
Open your mailbox in iPhone
Click on edit option on the up-right corner
Click on “new mailbox” option on your down-right corner ,
In the new mail box , in the name section enter your iCloud id say example1@icloud.com
And set your mailbox location as per you requirement (iCloud / gmail) - prefer iCloud
Then again click on edit , you will see your apple id , under it you will find an option of “new mailbox '’on your right corner > chose the name for your folder and add the mailbox location ( iCloud id )> click on save > finally click on done .
The folder is created in iPhone , open www.icoud.com in mail section in the bottom left corner click on refresh , the mail folders will be visible after few moments , then open IMAP account in Mac Add or remove email accounts in Mail on Mac - Apple Support , under iCloud section in the bottom click on drop down arrows all mail folders will appear .
Folders can never be created on mail web sever , if there are two Macs and signed in with same Apple ID and password say example1@icloud.com the mailboxes created on " my iCloud section " can be exported from first Mac A and imported to second Mac B see the article Import or export mailboxes in Mail on Mac - Apple Support
The folder syncing will never happen between iPhone / iPad .
A normal folder Organise files in folders on Mac - Apple Support can be created on Mac , but not on web gmail account .
There is a major difference between " folder " and " labels " see the gmail original article https://support.google.com/mail/answer/118708?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop#zippy=%2Clabel-messages-in-your-inbox
Here’s how to add a folder (“mailbox”) on the server from an iPad: click edit at the top of the list of mailboxes, scroll down, and select Add Mailbox…
I have a folder for a busy mailing list on the server, so the messages don’t clutter up the inbox, but are accessible from all devices associated with that account.
Email in folders (“mailboxes”) on the mail server is accessible to other mail clients sharing that same email account.
Email moved from folders on the mail server to folders on the local mail client is no longer accessible to other clients.
How to organize messages into folders while still sharing access?
Create new mail folders on the mail server.
Move local mail messages back to those (new) folders, or move newly-arriving messages from your inbox folder on the mail server to another folder created on the mail server, as appropriate.
I think the easiest solution is to forward all saved mail items to my Google Account. It is easy to create folders on gmail. Then I can access them at all times from any device.
in this issue, Google is much more user friendly than Apple.
As per your article .
You can create labels that store your emails. Add as many labels as you want to an email.
Note: Labels are different from folders. If you delete a message, it will be erased from every label that it’s attached to and your entire .
Folders can't be created when gmail address and password is signed in web gmail account .
Create a new folder on web gmail ? no it can be created only on device send feedback Product Feedback - Apple
Using the Google Gmail web interface to create folders (labels): https://support.google.com/mail/thread/10498050/how-to-create-new-folder-in-gmail?hl=en
Labels are analogous to what macOS calls a smart mailbox; a more flexible form of what macOS calls a mailbox.
https://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-New-Folder-in-Gmail
email on the cloud?
