04-04-2023 01:47 PM - last edited on 04-04-2023 01:50 PM by RogersTony
This may be the wrong board for my question but there wasn't one for Rogers email questions. I have been using my Rogers email solely to transfer a few emails to my regular email account. A lot of junk comes through too. I never go into the Rogers email. I have been doing this for years. I once tried to remove as much of the emails as I could and it was a tedious page-by-page process. I'm afraid that I will soon use up my allotted space and I want to empty out my inbox. Does anyone know a way to do this quickly?
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04-04-2023 02:55 PM
@ladyhawke888 : I assume you're talking about deleting e-mails in Rogers/Yahoo Webmail. Click on a folder, then near the top-left of the screen there is a small box with a down arrow beside it. Click the down arrow and select "all", then delete. Pretty simple.
Are you really close to 1 TB of e-mails? If you click on "Settings" (the gear near the top right), then more settings near the bottom, you'll then see what % of the 1TB you've used up at the bottom left of that screen.
04-04-2023 02:55 PM
@ladyhawke888 : I assume you're talking about deleting e-mails in Rogers/Yahoo Webmail. Click on a folder, then near the top-left of the screen there is a small box with a down arrow beside it. Click the down arrow and select "all", then delete. Pretty simple.
Are you really close to 1 TB of e-mails? If you click on "Settings" (the gear near the top right), then more settings near the bottom, you'll then see what % of the 1TB you've used up at the bottom left of that screen.
04-04-2023 03:00 PM
Thanks very much 57, I'll give it a go.
04-04-2023 03:14 PM
Actually 57, You were right to question if I was close to the 1T limit. I was only at 14%. That's hard to believe after years of accumulating emails.
I tried your solution and it partially worked. It didn't delete all the emails at one time but it deleted 100 instead of the 40 that I would otherwise have done. It's still too slow though.
04-04-2023 03:23 PM
It defaults to 100. If you scroll down the e-mails in the folder before clicking delete, it'll go beyond 100, to 200, eventually to all of your e-mails, however:
1. One should never have hundreds of e-mails in a single folder. It makes things difficult to find and may even cause issues with limits of the number of e-mails in a single folder.
2. If you decide you wish to still delete many e-mails, I'd suggest you do a few hundred at a time as trying to do everything at once could also cause issues.
04-04-2023 04:13 PM
Thank you. I will use everything you have mentioned.