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Hi,
I had the problem that the webmail does not provide any spam filtering. I would have to do that on the server in order to archieve that. But I don't want to because Thunderbird and Mac OS X Mail do a very nice job on that. So I setup a google account which fetches the mail from my server using pop3. This works very well as the google web interface is very decent and fast. But it has one disadvantage. The mail is marked read which is quite confusing as I can not see if I really read a message or not. I tried forwarding the mail to the google account, but I guess when I used that for another account it felt spammed by my domain. At least the spam filtering in google marked everything as spam. While I can specify in google mail to keep the mails on my server I can not specify how courier treats the read status. So to put question short, is there a way to fetch the mail (and keep it in my inbox) using pop3 but not mark it as read? Thanks in advance, Karsten |