Thunderbird for Android Community Forum

Whenever creating a mail message by sharing a pic or doc through Thunderbird (e.g. gallery app, select a pic, share with Thunderbird, enter the email address, send) ends every time with the exception below. It remains in the outbox. When marking the mail and move to drafts. Afterwards sending this draft out works fine.

Thunderbird Android 10.1 Samsung S24 Android 15

Any idea, whats wrong?

I know there are several ways to get updates... But: What is the expected delay with which a (Github-)"release" becomes visible in Google Play Store?

(I know about Google's approval procedures, "staged rollout", and so on... Just want to know an estimation of shortest and longest delay, before I can get an update via Google PlayStore...)

Following recent updates, the functionality of horizontal swiping for actions such as marking as read or deleting mail has exhibited inconsistent behavior. Specifically, the intended swipe gestures frequently result in unintended vertical scrolling.

Is there a way to actually perform a fully manual configuration? I want to use TB for reading a personal IMAP archival server. I could not find a way to skip the test for SMTP, that I do not need. Thanks

Is there a plan to replicate the desktop spam filter in android? My ISP does not filter spam, but the desktop Thunderbird takes care of 95% of them. In Android, they just appear in my inbox and I have to manually delete them. Most days I get around 30 spam emails, ss it's a pain. I'd very much like to have the same experience with spam in android as I have in desktop.

One of the recent updates mentioned something about changing the colors for read vs unread emails. Now the contrast between the two states is barely perceptible, whereas before it was fairly clear (at least when using the dark theme; I have checked both themes on the current version and they both suffer). Is there a better forum to provide this feedback?

Na Samsungovoj aplikaciji gmail sve radi normalno, ali na Thunderbirdu za androidu ne radi jer ne mogu napraviti izvoz podataka iz laptopa sa Thunderbirda na windows ima 11, jer moram ažurirati postavke servera koje su kao zastarjele.

Good day everyone. Have been an ignorant gmail user for years. Now, I am testing new grounds, and decided to move to more privacy focused email client. Only been using thunderbird for few weeks, but now it seems that my inbox is getting more confusing/confused that you would normally expect. Have not looked in too deep, but it seems that 10 year old emails appear as new in inbox. Say newest email is received on Sunday, and it says Sunday, but I was not expecting any email on Sunday, from that particular sender. So I looked ant the date and time, expecting it to be a spam, but this particular emais seems legit, however, the received date is Monday, 8 June, 2015. And that's not the first eMail from the past. I have got few more down in the inbox, like last week's, but they actually are from 2015. How is it even possible? I also have few new emails, so it's a real mishmash of new and old in the past few days. The only thing I can think of, is that I have changed the sync messages from (if I remember correctly) 6 months to anytime recently. Any ideas or hints?

I wanted to add a Microsoft Outlook email to my Thunderbird mobile app. I managed to do it on my computer, but on my phone, I get an error, and all attempts to fix it fail. I've attached a photo of the error below.

Please add an auto fill function and address book to future thunderbird android email iterations. Collect incoming, non scam names and addresses as email comes in. Use these to auto complete outgoing emails, as the desktop version does...at least my desktop version does. This would be so helpful to me. I use my phone to do emails while I am travelling. Having auto search-fill would be very helpful in this situation where fumbling thru past emails to find an email address is very frustrating. Cheers for your product. I do like it which is why I have it on both my phone and desktop. Thanks and regards Steve