Forum zgromaźeństwa Thunderbird

I recently installed Linux Mint on a separate SSD on my Win10 PC and have now a dual boot environment.

Linux can access (r/w) all windows drives.

It should be possible via TB profile manager to access the TB profile on the windows partition.

My question: Are there any known incompatibilities between TB on Linux and Windows ? I don't want to end up having problems with the Windows installation of TB when trying to set this up.

I have used thunderbird for many years, and all without problems. But two days ago the IMAP emails waiting in my inbox (which I can see if I log on via the web) stopped downloading to thunderbird. It also stopped sending my emails. I have two separate addresses on two separate domains (although they are both on the same hosting service). the bottom line information says "connected to imap.one.com" - which is the host imap server. I have two different emails using the two domains on another computer, and thunderbird is working fine on that one. I have no idea where to begin - the hosting support desk at one.com have not been particularly helpful - and given that the other computer connecting OK and receiving and sending emails, it's probably not their end that is the problem. Has anyone any ideas?

This is an issue that has cropped up many times in years past. Thunderbird really needs to fix it, rather than provide hacks. But for now, I'm using Windoze 11, Tbird 115.12.2 (32-bit) and it's up to date. I am not only using Microsoft native security software, i.e. no Norton antivirus and the like. I am not highly computer literate, but I have used Thunderbird for decades.

Is there anyway to automate and set default 'Format' 'Textstyle 'Superscript for dates eg 1st to 1st, 2nd to 2nd, 3rd to 3rd? Please have a look at the attached image Some Word-processors do this. Many thanks Derek

'because we use our address already we must cancel thunderbird. Google think we have someone trying

    to enter our email which  has caused problems. Surely you should not have accepted our address in the first 
    place. I have not been able to find a way to cancel it on line.

Hello. I have been using Firefox and Thunderbird for many years with no problem until last week. I logged onto Google so I could leave a Google review for a friend's restaurant and when I was finished, when I went to go to my Thunderbird account to send an email, suddenly a new box opens and will not allow me to access my Thunderbird account without first singing into Google?!? I do not want to ever have to sign onto Google and this is all new. I want to get Google off my Thunderbird. I can access my email only from Google. No thank you. I hope someone has some idea on what I should do. Thank you, Philip

I also redownloaded Thunderbird to no avail.

My current settings are: Server Type: POP Mail Server Server Name: pop-mail.outlook.com Port 110 (default) Connection Security: STARTTLS Authentication Method: OAuth23 Outgoing Server (SMTP) Microsoft Live Hotmail -smtp-mail.outlook.com (Default) Description: Microsoft Live Hotmail Server Name: smtp-mail.outlook.com Port: 587 User Name: don_helgeson@msn.com Authentication method: OAuth2 Connection Security: STARTTLS Is there something else I need to do?

Hello,

We have MBOX mails sized by 46,321,930 KB and exported from Gmail account to store and save to see anytime. I understood this MBOX file only can be opened and see the contents through Thunderbird. We have a few questions to use this program properly. See the questions below and answer, please. 1. This file has been imported and visible with the same file name and the quantity of the 30,044 emails sign. However, the contents are not shown up after we click the file through Thunderbird. The contents were actually popped up a few days ago and currently are not visible at all. Please explain this happening and let us know how to manage these contents to check. 2. Even though we make these MBOX files imported in the Thunderbird program, we couldn't make sure that it is possibly open to see since it has disappeared in the program as said in a 1st question. We currently have this MBOX mail in the computer and would like to keep it in an external hard drive to open this file to see in the future. We wonder if it is possible to import anytime and on any device if they download the Thunderbird program and have the same MBOX file.   3. We are not familiar with the MBOX format, and Google didn't let us export the whole quantity of the 64GB emails (there are missing emails in specific beginning periods which are not able to be seen as the same as the emails at the Gmail account). We would like to know if we could trust this MBOX and Thunderbird program with no more missing emails. 

We might need to make a call to discuss more about the program and the file after checking your response.

Thank you. Best regards, Stella

When I updated to the latest Thunderbird, two of my emails accounts and subfolders were fine. One, my earthlink account, "split" in two. My inbox, drafts, junk, and a few other folders are ABOVE the Earthlink account header, and my specific Earthlink subfolders are below it.

Is there any way to put my account back together? Thanks. (See screen shot)

Hi, non-techie here would appreciate help. Have just had emails from Microsoft saying that after September 16 they will no longer allow third party email systems to access hotmail. Gave instructions to change incoming and outgoing server seettings to 'OAuth2'. I tried. Can change incoming, but then it gives me some kind of error message saying Thunderbird cannot support... Cannot change outgoing at all- the OAuth2 option is simply not there. I am apparently using TBird version 128.0esr and seem to receive regular updates. I am now baffled. Any guidance appreciated, thank you

Hello

I am using Thunderbird as a local client connecting to the mail server at my ISP using IMAP. The ISP has a 10GB storage limit. I have three active mailboxes and they are all well within my ISP's limits.

On one of my mailboxes, Thunderbird is showing that I have used 1.9GB of a 2.0GB total. I cannot see where this limit is set in Thunderbird - the ISP have confirmed it is not imposed by them.

I have gone through all the Thunderbird settings I can find, and cannot see where this limit is imposed. Any help finding it will be very gratefully received.

Thank you in advance.

Ben

Others have had hangs and/or have asked to revert to the last version. There was a response that said something about that not being a straightforward process, but no details were given on how to do it.

Most times that these hangs happen are when I start a quick search and it has Body included in the criteria. I have to kill it or else it just sits there forever. It's fairly frequent, but I also still can't get used to this new design and can't remember where things are. I want to revert or find something else. I've been using Thunderbird since Eudora went away. I do have emails saved under Local, as well as Gmail IMAP email for several accounts.

My current version is 115.12.2 (32-bit) on a 64-bit Windows 10 Pro Dell laptop. Some years ago I'd tried to go to the 64-bit version but for some reason it would not show up as installable. That may have been a previous laptop. I have a new laptop that I need to finish setting up. It's similar to this one, so maybe it would be better to use the old version "fresh" instead of reverting on the same laptop. IF someone can provide detailed instructions.

'What on earth has happened to my Thunderbird. I've been using it for years. But maybe 7-8 months ago there was an upgrade. And ever since the software has been extremely slow in starting. It takes at least a minute to start andn look for incoming mail, even if there is nothing there.

And when I am reading a message and want to look in my inbox, I can't go there directly but have click on Contacts first.