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=== Current Behaviour === | === Current Behaviour === | ||
'''''NOTE: This refers to TB3, however currently the only difference is the new auto-sync feature in TB3. | '''''NOTE:''''' ''This refers to TB3, however currently the only difference is the new auto-sync feature in TB3.'' | ||
1) For __offline__ folders: | 1) For __offline__ folders: | ||
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** One or more non-inline MIME parts > ~ 30KB: | ** One or more non-inline MIME parts > ~ 30KB: | ||
*** MIME parts are downloaded on-demand and cached ''sometimes'' (there are constraints such as cache size) | *** MIME parts are downloaded on-demand and cached ''sometimes'' (there are constraints such as cache size) | ||
: For non __offline__ folders: | |||
* Messages or MIME parts are downloaded and cached ''sometimes'' (there are constraints such as cache size) | |||
2) Messages in offline store are retrieved from local storage. Cached MIME parts are retrieved from cache, however large MIME parts (i.e. attachments are rarely cached) | 2) Messages in offline store are retrieved from local storage. Cached MIME parts are retrieved from cache, however large MIME parts (i.e. attachments are rarely cached) | ||
'''''NOTE: Effectively this means that messages with large MIME parts (i.e. attachments) are | '''''NOTE:''''' ''Effectively this means that messages with large MIME parts (i.e. attachments) are not cached and not available offline''. | ||