Move to Predicted mailbox

Thanks for pointing this out. However, this is still not helpful: at least the old way when I right-clicked I could see the last folder name. With this new method, I have to do the Menu > Message sequence first if I didn't recall where I last stored a message by default. Still needs to be shown in the right-click on a message as before. The shortcut key sequence will be great IF one can always recall where they last stored a message.

My version works once per session after a reboot then all subsequent right clicks shows Move to... greyed out.

I also have this problem BUT

- When the mail is selected and is active on the reading panel (meaning you see all of its contents), then the selection is grayed out saying the normal "Move to Predicted mailbox"

- When I am viewing another email and I right-click an different email (so it is only "selected" but not "active"), then I get a predicted mailbox and it works.

So the problem in my case is not being able to have this feature when I have opened an email.

Can anyone confirm?

me can =)

good point! And now that i see this 'prediction' finally working somehow, i am sort of impressed, that this 'prediction' is working quite well!

Me impressed!!

Thanks a lot skoussouris!

Yes, this way it works. Not quite the same as in Mail on iOS, and not intuitive, because I normally want to perform an action like moving or deleting on a selected item, but still...😕

Thanks, that was not at all obvious by Apple and worse, I cannot search to get a list and then use the Move To Predicted (which used to be just the last folder I was working with).

Apple, Please return this feature as it was, it was one of my most used features of Mac Mail.

you are correct

If you have an Iphone 7 you will see on your mail that when you go to file mail there is a prediction of where mail things that email should be filed too. I believe this is the samething only on Macbook. It just does not seem to be activated yet

The menu item is for moving mail messages to the mailbox you have moved similar mail to before. I believe it is based upon the "from" email address and subject header but I am possibly wrong. It used to work on my Mac but has stopped. It is available in IOS and works beautifully.

It works in macOS Sierra as well, but you have to get used to not clicking the item directly (which turns the background blue), but to click it with the secondary click (right-click), so that the item gets a blue border. Then the command is active and mostly predicts the folder correctly.

As I said: it's a good feature, but not strictly adhering to the interface guidelines (select > action).

Actually it's most certainly a bug.

Normally, you select an email, read it, then you move it. This is also how it works in iOS.

Unless this is just a feature that let's you move mail to folders without reading them, but this is also what "Rules" are supposed to do. So that's why, something seems to be wrongly implemented.

I have tried Apples suggested fix of starting Mail while holding down shift key - does not fix the problem. Please APPLE - fix the problem.

Thanks. for the information. Found this functionality again now. But really would prefer into be available on the contextual menu. Especially, as I run in full screen mode with the menu bar not normally visible unless you hover over it.

Same feelings on this update to Mac Mail, the Move to last folder was very useful when you're working and saved a lot of time, although I like the Move to Predicted folder which works great on iOS - however I've also found my Mac Mail in Sierra is permanently grey not finding any suggested folder - so it's currently absolutely useless, I've got the same mailboxes on my Mac Mail as my iPhone so no idea why the iOS works and Sierra doesn't.

I have the same problem ans senti