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The second line (under the sender) of my inbox items is sometimes highlighted blue (preferable) but not always. How do I set them all to blue? The all black entries are more difficult to read.

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

my storage size shows 89% so how can i get a bigger storage or can i get som folders out and save on my pc ? i am not a computer specialist so please give me an advice in simple steps

Hi

When I use Firefox to act as a browser to search for topics I get the error message

EC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE

I am now having to use "Bing" to search

This has been going on for a long time

Thanks Gareth

I have 25+ email accounts.

I'm aware on how to empty all my 'Trash' when exiting Thunderbird.

My question is simply......is there a simple way to empty all my 'Trash' with a single key-press without exiting Thunderbird?

If doing so is possible, but doing so involves any type of coding or programming, please be aware I most probably lack the skills needed to execute anything complex. This is not to say I wouldn't want to try if the steps are simplistic.

Thanks in advance for your consideration. ;)

on trying to book a flight on www.jet2.com. "secure connection failed" What is the problem?

[email address]

True statement?

Deleting a Thunderbird profile (including "remove message data") on one computer does NOT affect a profile with the same account name on another. Both are IMAP and are not synced to each other.

I need to completely uninstall Tbird and its emails from an old computer without impacting the same profile on a newer computer.

I cannot figure out why this important site which I have used for years is suddenly being blocked. the message I'm getting says-"Firefox has detect that the server is redirection the requested address in a way that will never complete. This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing cookies." I don't believe I have made any changes to cookies or anything else in the past few days so I don't know what to fix.

Please help

Choochum Mavin thanks

I have been using Firefox as my primary browser in Windows and Linux Mint for many years, and I have always found it to work when other browsers would not. Recently (last few months) functions in Ancestry.com stopped working. I thought that the problems were within the Ancestry system, and getting help within Ancestry was very difficult. I finally got a help chat session a short time ago and learned that everything in Ancestry should work using the Chrome browser. Very reluctantly, I loaded the Chrome browser on one of my Windows 11 computers, and suddenly all of the functions within Ancestry worked properly. I sincerely hope that FIrefox will soon resume being fully functional with Ancestry.com.

The autofill function works great for forms and applications but not so much when I'm entering online contests. When they ask me for my TikTok, Instagram, or Twitter username, it will not autofill those. I always have to do it myself in FireFox. But Microsoft Edge doesn't have that problem. Why doesn't it remember what I type in for those types of entries?

I have copied my profile to an external drive using File Explorer. There were 2 files. Now I need to copy to the Local Folders in the profile. I have chosen Archive folder under Local Folders for each email account. How do I copy to the Local Folders. Or do I just copy the emails I want to archive to the Local Folders. How does Thunderbird know where the external drive is located, or does it need to know. Thanks David.