It never goes away, not even when mail re-starts. It seems Apple mail stuck on moving messages. I had upgraded recently to Sierra. And tried to restart in safe mode, but failed to see any difference as such in this erratic Mail behavior. Jan 22, PM in response to dougcampb In response to dougcampb. I have had a very similar issue I reported this to Apple on the 4th of December , and after speaking with many support staff at Apple Care, we still as of today 23 Jan don't have a solution.
For us, it's having a financial impact as we are going over our data allowance as we are using wireless 4G in our office, and in Australia, these are limited Plus it's cost us the time we have spent trying to fix the issue with Apple.
The issue is, Apple doesn't know how to fix it, otherwise, we wouldn't be here talking about it almost 2 months later. For everyone's information Apple tried to insinuate that it was a Google Gmail issue I then discussed this with Google and they said that it can't be and gave me a number of reasons why it isn't their issue. The one thing that they told me to do to isolate the problem was to use the same accounts on a different mail client, and if the problem did exist after doing that, then perhaps the issue may be with Gmail and the settings.
So I did the exercise and put all the accounts into Outlook for Mac After spending about 24 hours syncing across all accounts, Outlook was stable. I then had both mail clients running for a few days and took screenshots of the activity monitor to show how much data was being used by each program. And I mean I took a lot of screenshots This proved the issue was with Apple Mail and not with Gmail. After doing all this, I was told to delete all accounts from Apple Mail and to reinstall them manually without the Google prefixed settings.
I did this and again after it fully synced, we keep having the same issue. So 6 days ago 17 January , I again contacted Apple via email asking for them to call me or respond to my problem, but as yet, I have not had a reply.
Does anyone know what's going on? Jan 22, PM. Mar 19, AM in response to ohne22 In response to ohne Seems to have worked: Logged into Gmail web interface and clearing the draft messages seems to have worked for me.
I had hundreds in there. Previously, I was getting about messages constantly downloading previously over the last few months.
Gmail, Yahoo Mail all viewed through Apple Mail client. Mar 19, AM. Page content loaded. Jan 10, PM in response to dougcampb In response to dougcampb. Jan 10, PM. Just wanted to say I have the same thing. Noticed it just recently, some days after upgrading to High Sierra. Checked CPU usage by Mail, it is low so that is not a concern here. But baffling. Feb 6, PM. Feb 11, PM in response to marten berkman In response to marten berkman.
Essentially, they will then try and push Apple for a remedy. Worth a shot. Feb 11, PM. Feb 11, PM in response to dougcampb In response to dougcampb. Make sure you are connected to the proper network and that it has a signal. Switch to another network or check your modem or wireless source if not. Another fix you can attempt to speed up your mail app is to remove your user name and then add it back. This is kind of like a restart within the app itself and can improve slow performance.
Restarting your Mac is a go-to fix for many common problems and is always a good place to start. The easiest way to restart your Mac is to click on the Apple icon on the top left of your screen and then select Restart from the drop-down menu. Your computer should restart in a minute or less, but you might need to close any open programs that are preventing it from doing so. We hope the tactics included in this guide help prevent this from happening in the future and solve any problems you may currently have.
Do you have your own way of speeding up Mail when it starts to slow? Feel free to tell us about it in the comments below! The app works fine for other functions including Smart Cleanup. Learn how your comment data is processed. Home Mac OS X.
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