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* [(4) How can I use an invalid security certificate / IMAP STARTTLS / an empty password?](#user-content-faq4)
* [(5) How can I customize the message view?](#user-content-faq5)
* [(6) How can I login to Gmail / G suite?](#user-content-faq6)
* [(7) Why are messages in the outbox not moved to the sent folder?](#user-content-faq7)
* [~~(7) Why are messages in the outbox not moved to the sent folder?~~](#user-content-faq7)
* [(8) Can I use a Microsoft Exchange account?](#user-content-faq8)
* [(9) What are identities?](#user-content-faq9)
* [(11) Why is POP not supported?](#user-content-faq11)
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**(7) Why are messages in the outbox not moved to the sent folder?**
**~~(7) Why are messages in the outbox not moved to the sent folder?~~**
Messages in the outbox are moved to the sent folder as soon as your provider adds the message to the sent folder.
~~Messages in the outbox are moved to the sent folder as soon as your provider adds the message to the sent folder.
Note that this requires a sent folder to be selected and to be set to synchronizing.
If this doesn't happen, your provider might not keep track of sent messages or you might be using an SMTP server not related to the provider.
In these cases you can use the advanced identity setting *Store a copy of sent messages in* and select the sent folder.
There is a menu to move sent messages in the outbox to the sent folder.
There is a menu to move sent messages in the outbox to the sent folder.~~
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This can happen when there is no connection with the server or when the messages are too old to be synchronized.
Eventually, these messages will be synchronized when the connection to the server is restored or will be deleted if they are too old to be synchronized.
Some providers don't store sent messages, in this case messages in the sent folder might never be synchronized.
You can view these messages, but you cannot move these messages again until the previous move has been confirmed by the server.