• Delete Mac Mail App
• Delete Mailbox From Mac

To permanently delete emails: In the Mail app on your Mac, choose Mailbox Erase Deleted Items, then choose an account. You can also Control-click a Trash mailbox in the Mail sidebar, then choose Erase Deleted Items. If you want to remove the iCloud email account, the steps are slightly different. Open the “Settings” app and tap on your Apple profile found at the top of the menu. Here, tap on the “iCloud” option. Now, scroll down and tap on the toggle next to the “Mail” option. Your iCloud email has now been disabled and will no longer appear in.

1. In the Mail app on your Mac, choose Mailbox Erase Deleted Items, then choose an account. You can also Control-click a Trash mailbox in the Mail sidebar, then choose Erase Deleted Items. You can set the “Erase deleted messages” option in Mail preferences to have Mail permanently erase deleted messages for you at a specified time: after one.
2. . Access email from iCloud, Gmail, Exchange, Yahoo, and Outlook as well as many other email providers — all in one place. View all of your accounts in a single inbox, choose a specific mailbox, or filter to see just Unread or Flagged messages. Find messages by sender, recipient, or subject.

Re: 10.6.8 Mail — Yes, it works the same on 10.6.8. I have it this way for a long time, even before 10.6.
Also, Gmail itself will do the 'deleting permanently' (emptying trash bin) automatically after 30 days anyway, so your preferences in Mail.app ('Delete after x days') will be ignored if they are set to 'Never delete'.

Thanks, this works! It seems simple enough, but I had never managed to figure it how to make this work out on my own.

Gmail's 'Forwarding and POP/IMAP' settings let you delete messages permanently, at will.
'When a message is marked as deleted and expunged from the last visible IMAP folder' can be set to 'Immediately delete the message forever'. Other choices in that category include archiving (no, thanks) and moving to Trash (where it's autodeleted later).
When combined with the option 'Auto-Expunge on', this removes messages from Gmail immediately.
For those who like a little safety net, 'Auto-Expunge off' takes advantage of Mail's ability to mark messages as deleted, then expunge them later (Preferences > Accounts > Mailbox Behaviors > Store deleted messages on the server). A keyboard shortcut to Mailbox > Erase Deleted Items > In Selected Mailbox is a handy way to give yourself a second look at deleted items before expunging them.
Note that Mail doesn't display deleted-but-unexpunged items by default: To see them, you must choose View > Show Deleted Messages (cmd-L).

When the backup has completed, click your device in the iMazing sidebar. It expands to show its content: Apps, Camera, Photos, Music, and more. Click Apps, then select the app whose files or data you want to view. You'll see that for many apps the Documents folder shows a 'Do Not Enter' icon; this means that these apps have not enabled file sharing. Open iphone apps on mac.

Works in 10.5, 10.4, 10.3, and probably earlier, as well as any IMAP based email client that will let you map the Trash/Deleted Items folders to the correct gmail Trash/Bin or whatever the folder is called based on your gmail language settings.

Thank you!
This behavior has been driving me nuts for a while.

Delete Mac Mail App

This one I figured out ;-)
Anybody knows how to do the same in iOS Mail.app with google account connected using Exchange protocol?

Delete Mailbox From Mac

I made all the suggested changes, but they did not fix the main problem I'm having with the Mail app and my new Gmail account. In Mail, each incoming message appears twice, and I have to delete the same message in both places. The first location is under MAILBOXES (in the GMail inbox or the Junk mailbox). The second location is under GMAIL (in the All Mail folder). Spotify player app mac. Also, reading a message in one location leaves the message marked 'unread' in the other place. What to do?