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I saw another post with essentially this same question, but the suggestion was to just search "All Inboxes". When I do a search of my mail, I want to search everything at once, and NOT have to select individual folders, in essence, making me do two separate searches every time I want to look for an email.
MacBook Air (2020 or later)
I'm not using Big Sur anymore, but does it not offer just "All" as a choice of where to search when you have entered a search term?
Here is what is offered in Monterey:
I'm not using Big Sur anymore, but does it not offer just "All" as a choice of where to search when you have entered a search term?
Here is what is offered in Monterey:
Thank you. Yes, this is what I see (after I made to the toolbar at the top visible, which was not before). Also, "All" was selected as a default. I didn't think it was set up this way, as I had searched for emails that were in my Archive folder, but didn't show up with the keyword search. Not sure why... Again, thanks for your input and for assuring me I have things set up correctly.
I thought the search locations popped up regardless of having the Favorites bar showing. I always have Favorites bar showing. I don't use anything else in the Mailbox list.
Now I know to suggest that in the future.
How do I search All Inboxes and All Archive folders at the same time in Apple Mail?
