08-06-2022 , 05:03 PM
maybe this one?
IMAPSize
If the organisational talent of your mail programme is not enough, you should try ImapSize. Thousands of mails quickly accumulate on IMAP accounts, there is usually plenty of space, so why delete them? With this powerful tool you can search accounts, selectively delete attachments, change flags, adjust folder subscriptions and, last but not least, back up entire mailboxes and transfer them from one account to another.
https://www.heise.de/download/product/imapsize-25525
Please be advised that IMAPSize is no longer under active development since 2009. It is not likely that any updates will be released and unfortunately I am not in a position to provide any support for it. However, the software still works as expected so feel free to give it a spin!
The SSL dlls that are distributed with the 2009 IMAPSize releases below are outdated and some IMAP servers will deny it access. In order to allow IMAPSize to successfully connect to such services, you can replace these dlls with the ones provided in this zip file. Instructions for updating are available in the zip file.
https://www.broobles.com/imapsize/download.php
IMAPSize
If the organisational talent of your mail programme is not enough, you should try ImapSize. Thousands of mails quickly accumulate on IMAP accounts, there is usually plenty of space, so why delete them? With this powerful tool you can search accounts, selectively delete attachments, change flags, adjust folder subscriptions and, last but not least, back up entire mailboxes and transfer them from one account to another.
https://www.heise.de/download/product/imapsize-25525
Please be advised that IMAPSize is no longer under active development since 2009. It is not likely that any updates will be released and unfortunately I am not in a position to provide any support for it. However, the software still works as expected so feel free to give it a spin!
The SSL dlls that are distributed with the 2009 IMAPSize releases below are outdated and some IMAP servers will deny it access. In order to allow IMAPSize to successfully connect to such services, you can replace these dlls with the ones provided in this zip file. Instructions for updating are available in the zip file.
https://www.broobles.com/imapsize/download.php