btawinter.blogg.se - Mac mail running slow

As this cycle continues your iPhone gets affected causing it to use data slowly thereby slowing down the mail app. It would keep trying to resend, which would mean using data over and over to try sending the stuck mail. Stuck Mails: When you send an email and it doesn’t go through, it becomes stuck in the Outbox folder. When your mail preview is on, your iPhone has more data than it has to load when it is refreshed, this can slow down your mail app. Mail Preview: Mail preview refers to the snippet that shows the first sentences of the mail, giving you an idea of what the mail is about. Since iPhones have their inbuilt mail app, an upgrade or change in iOS can cause minor bugs or glitches to occur. In this case, a glitch from the email app or the iOS update can prevent it from working properly. Bugs and Glitches: Glitches are usually problems that prevent things from working properly. Inconsistent Connection: Emails work strictly with cell service, so if you don’t have a strong and stable cellular or Wi-Fi signal, incoming or outgoing emails may take a while to download or send. So why is your mail slow? Let’s take a look at a few reasons: There is nothing more frustrating than a slow app or a crashing app especially after an update, and for emails, it can be more annoying because that’s your means of communication especially if you are a professional and emails are your means of communication. Part 1: Why is Mail So Slow After the iOS 16 Update

Part 3: The Best Way to Fix Mail is Slow Since the iOS 16 Update.

Part 2: How to Fix Mail is Slow Since Updating to iOS 16.

Part 1: Why is Mail So Slow After the iOS 16 Update.

If there are custom labels created, we recommend to delete those as well. Go to Gearbox (top right) -> See all settings -> Labels.ģ. Now, all our Gmail messages load instantly!Ģ. It took some time, but it was well worth it. To solve, we removed all the custom Gmail labels from our Gmail accounts by logging into each account. The Gmail Labels were causing all of our accounts to lag since they were updating messages in many folders we don’t use. Since we hardly use Gmail for web (browser-based Gmail), we didn’t realize as part of the update Gmail automatically created new Labels in all our Gmail accounts.

Ironically, Gmail underwent a new frontend update around the same time we migrated our Mac Mail.

After some extensive digging, it seems Mac Mail does not play well with Gmail ‘Labels’ especially when you have a lot of Gmail accounts added and IMAP message retrieval. If they were new messages, sometimes it took longer. Each time we opened Mail, our Gmail accounts would take up to 10 minutes to load messages and their bodies.

We have 10 Gmail IMAP accounts setup in Mac Mail. We recently migrated Mac Mail to macOS 10.15.