Q about how TB handles google mail

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A friend came to me asking for help I was not able to
figure out.

He has multiple laptops, at different geographical locations.
On all of them, he uses fedora and TB.

What he has bot been able to achieve is that all laptops
download the same messages from gmail.

But what happens is that if laptop A downloads all
latest messages. Then if he logs off, and 2 days later,
he logs in on laptop B and tried to download all messages,
he only gets the ones that come in AFTER the ones he
downloaded on laptop A.

How can he config TB to always download messages that have
not been downloaded?

Or is it an issue with the gmail server itself?

I have seen a solution that advises the use of IMAP instead
of pop3.

But that is not what he wants, because sometimes he does not have
access to the web, and would still like to read messages he has
not read yet, so he needs them to be on the laptops.

Perhaps it cannot be done???

Thanx.
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