iOS 17 / PadOS 17 / Mail : no longer remembers previously-used move-to folders

Since In upgraded to iOS 17 whatever it is very hit and miss as to what sites it remembers my log in details. I am well hacked off with this as I now have to select autofill for the user name and again for the password - please fix this asap.

I have the same problem with Suggested mail folder disappearing after iOS 17 install on 12 Pro Max. I called Apple and their reply was it will come back in a few days after it learns all over again. She was wrong. When it comes to things like this Apple sucks. I love the equipment but not their unwillingness to admit they don’t know or they screwed up.

Thank you for the suggestion to engage with support ! I will do so …

If this was intentional on the part of Apple … I totally agree that it is a catastrophic improvement. It’s a little thing in the grand scheme of things but it is something I’ve found helpful for many years. I am a heavy email user that typically does my first email scan in the mornings … now it easily doubled the time required time to sort into the appropriate history, priority, follow up and action folders. Each email has to be touched, click move to, search for appropriate folder, etc …. Very very painful.

My thanks to all who are pushing to get this fixed. By the way … this is the very first time I’ve ever used this forum :-)

Yes me too! It’s very annoying. I’m getting RSI from all the scrolling through folders to find the one I want to save the email in!!

I have an iPhone 14 pro on IOS 17.0.2.

Come on Apple. Get this sorted. It’s a retrograde upgrade!

I also hate the iOS contacts format - grey & miserable- or black! How I hate Black!!! & the photo facial recognition thumbnail now only shows initials of each contact instead of picture of the person!!

These awful changes are not progress & are getting very depressing!!

Thanks for the suggestion, for now my tablet and my MacBookPro are remembering previously-used move-to folders, so I will not be updating to the last OS until they “FIX” or “RESTORE” this capability on the mail app.

Just be patient … it will be fixed

17.0.4 will fix the issue when it comes, I’m very confident to say that.

Its something the engineers are working on.

Our persistency in reporting the issue will pay off

So anyone else get email from the forum from this person and anyone know the validity of this and how do we get this beta if true…

christ_lacour has posted in the Other Apple Applications and Services community.iOS 17 / PadOS 17 / Mail : no longer remembers previously-used move-to folders 

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Just updated to 17.03 still does not work.

More annoying than on the iPhone is that this feature - a real time-saver - DOES NOT WORK IN MAIL ON MY MAC! Filing numerous emails now takes more time and is just adding to my daily workload. Why did this auto-suggest-filing function go away? Who knows - certainly it seems not anyone at Apple.

I installed on one iPad Pro 12.9 to 17.1 and used it for a week…everything working including move to mail suggestions.

I just rolled out to my other iPad pros. and IPad Airs.

my iPhone still on 16.7 just as safe haven… omg having move to folder back is HALLELUJAH

good luck all

This is one of those head-scratching, “does Apple even use their own software?” glitches that seem to crop up with worrying frequency. I have confidence that this will get fixed but the worry is about why it’s taking so long to get it done.

So this is where after the issue is resolved by Apple development, I hope, that those replies that offered nothing but help to others on this forum to wait for a solution form apple.

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I understand that the purpose of these forums is to point out problems Apple users we are experiencing and hearing about solutions to said issue, not just a long list of the same complaint.

I have put a couple complaints with senior staff as suggested by another user about non harmful posts being deleted that could give light to desperate users …

or better please we’d like to hear about from staff of what Apple is doing to fix this issue.

Please Apple c’mon

I would think that the number of people taking time to express their concerns and frustrations would be valuable information for Apple about the usefulness of a feature. Broken features that are most useful should get priority for fixes in a world in which users are valued.