Where spark mail stores mail on macos

Spark Mail, a popular email client for macOS, stores its mail data in a few different locations on your Mac. Here are the main locations where Spark Mail stores its mail data:

1. ~/Library/Application Support/Spark: This is the main directory where Spark Mail stores its configuration files, cache, and other data. Within this directory, you'll find subdirectories like cache, config, logs, and store.
2. ~/Library/Mail/V2/Spark: This directory contains the actual email data, including messages, contacts, and other email-related data. Spark Mail uses a SQLite database to store this data, which is stored in a file called spark.db.
3. ~/Library/Caches/com.sparkmail.spark: This directory contains cached data, such as email attachments and messages, which are stored in a compressed format.

Note that these directories are hidden by default, so you may need to use the ls -a command in the Terminal to view them.

Additionally, Spark Mail also stores some data in the following locations:

• ~/Library/Preferences/com.sparkmail.spark.plist: This is a property list file that stores Spark Mail's preferences and settings.
• ~/Library/Saved Application State/com.sparkmail.spark.savedState: This directory contains saved state data for Spark Mail, such as the position and size of windows.

Keep in mind that Spark Mail may store additional data in other locations, depending on your specific usage and configuration. If you're looking for a specific piece of data, you may need to search through these directories to find it.