The hidden Library folder on a Mac and what lives in it
Finder hides one of them, shows you a fraction of another and relabels the folders inside it. Here is what is actually there.
Walkthroughs for the file and mailbox problems macOS gives you no answer for. Written by the people who build the tools, not by a content team.
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Finder hides one of them, shows you a fraction of another and relabels the folders inside it. Here is what is actually there.
An EMLX is not a renamed EML. There is a byte count in front and a property list behind, and both matter if you are converting one.
MBOX is four formats wearing one extension. Which variant your application wrote decides whether the next one can read it, and the file itself will not tell you.
The built in export works, up to a point. It writes a package rather than a plain file, and that alone explains most of the trouble people have moving the result anywhere else.
Clear your caches is bad advice without a list. A verdict on each layer, plus the two folders sitting beside them that lose real data when emptied.
You emptied the Trash and nothing moved. That is correct accounting rather than a fault, and the cause is almost always sitting in a snapshot list.
It is the only category on the storage bar that nothing measured. Everything else is counted, and System Data is whatever is left over once the counting stops.
Switching clients is painless for anything the server holds. The question worth asking first is what happens to the mail it does not.
Exporting a mailbox with subfolders quietly leaves the subfolders behind. That is one of three things worth knowing before you delete the originals.
Every tool in the catalogue has a trial that runs on your own file, so you can find out whether it helps before you spend anything.