As far as I know, Aqua Mail already supports server‑side moving of multiple selected messages.
When you long‑press a message in a folder (for example, the Inbox) and then select one or more messages, Aqua Mail shows a multi‑selection action menu with several options, such as: Delete, Mark as read, Mark as unread, Star, Move to Spam, Move to Deleted, Copy to folder, and others.
Depending on your device and screen layout, the “Move to” option may appear directly in the action bar or inside the three‑dots overflow menu within the multi‑selection interface.
The “Move to” command allows you to move the selected messages directly into another folder.
If your mail server supports IMAP‑MOVE, Aqua Mail uses a true server‑side MOVE operation for this “Move to” action. In that case, you can:
• select any number of messages
• including non‑consecutive messages
• move them directly into another folder
• without copying
• without re‑selecting
• without using “Perma delete”
This is a real server‑side move operation, not just a copy‑and‑delete workaround.
Ah ha!! Thank you! On my Android-based version of AquaMail Pro, after selecting multiple messages, I see now that I need to select the "folder" icon in the menu bar. Then, I am indeed given a "Move to" page which lists all my folders, and the messages do indeed get moved to the folder that I select.
Up until now, I was only looking in the three-dot menu, where I only see "Copy to folder" as one of the entries with no "Move to" entry. I didn't think to click on that "folder" icon next to the three-dot menu.
Thank you again for this solution to my issue!