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Dear Support Team,

I am facing an issue. Whenever I double-click an email from my inbox, it opens as a draft email.

I tried a couple of things by searching on Google but couldn't find the solution.

Please help me.

I leave e-mails that I am currently actively working on/interested in open when I close my Thunderbird session. When I start my next Thunderbird session those e-mails re-open.

After the each of the past few Thunderbird updates (I am not using version 115.5.0) I have found that, when starting Thunderbird, there are tabs for the previously open e-mails, but the tabs are completely blank. There is nothing to indicate what was previously open.

1) Can I recover a list of the e-mails that were previously open? 2) Can this be fixed in future releases so that this information is not lost upon another update?

Still waiting for help with my annoying thunderbird problem. Once you help me solve it, my donations will begin. The browser link in my incoming email stopped working about 3 months ago. I have to right click on the link, start my browser manually and paste the link. I've tried it with Firefox, Edge and Chrome (preferred) and none of them work.

Hello.

I've read some articles about the way Thunderbird works with GMail IMAP folders. If I understand well, TB creates a copy of every GMail messages for each assigned label. This means that if a message has 3 labels, TB will copy it 3 times. According to Google storage status, I have about 12 GB for my mails. If multiple copy of messages are done depending on assigned labels (all messages, sent messages, about 20 custom labels, and so on), does it mean that I'd need 50 or 60 GB or more to synchronize my GMail account ?

Thanks for your help.

Regards.

I am using Thunderbird 115.5.1 (64-bit) on a Mac running Mojave.

I have two problems, one I may have done to myself. First, I need to know what all of the default fields in the Usenet Filters are. I may have deleted one of the default fields. The ones I am seeing are:

• Subject
• From
• Date
• Size
• Customizable

(See image below, if it worked right)

There may have been one called "Message" that I deleted and I may or may not have set up myself.

The 2nd problem is being able to filter on the body of the message itself. If I want to search for the string "xyzzy", I see no way to do this. Have I broken something?

I think I figured out partially how to use "Customizable", but Body or Message does not work as a field name.

D. Scruggs

D. Scruggs

Hello, I have a Thunderbird account and I can not receive new emails. I have compressed my emails and I have manually gone in to get new messages and nothing comes through. I am not sure what else to do. Any ideas?

I have a problem ever since Thunderbird 115. Sometimes the delete button on an email I'm reading does nothing. So I go to the full list of emails, highlight an email, and use the delete key on my keyboard. This may work, then it stops working. When I first boot up in the morning, delete works for a while, often through the whole session. Later in the day, it only works for a few emails, or often only works on the first email during a session. I have two email accounts (gmail and my college alumni email on a Microsoft server). Problem exists on both. I have deleted all trash files (more than once). I have done a Repair Folder on my email folders. What else can I do??? It's making it really hard to get rid of old emails. I'm on Thunderbird 115.5.1 (64-bit). Windows 10 on a laptop with 16 gig of ram

  Edition	Windows 10 Home
  Version:	22H2
  OS build:	19045.3693
  Experience:	Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19053.1000.0

I spent a great deal of time adding sub-folders to my eMail INBOX, and then developing MESSAGE FILTERS to to sort my incoming emails into these Inbox-Sub folders. After closing down my computer, rebooting and re-entering Thunderbird, if I need to generate a new Message Filter. After selecting the appropriate data (email address) and go to the Message Filter box, no previously entered filters are displayed. Where did they go? Is it something I am doing wrong? Never had this problem before this new SuperDuper system.

Thunderbird keeps asking for passwords but still won't download or send emails and I am getting very disenchanted with t.bird as it worked lovely when first installed and set up now it doesn't work and trying some "cures" from asking same question I have now lost all my files and folders

Hi,

I was sending emails one day then the next day was unable to. I get this message now,

Sending of the message failed. The message could not be sent because the connection to Outgoing server (SMTP) smtp.mail.yahoo.com was lost in the middle of the transaction. Try again.

I've gone online to try and resolve this issue but have been unable to. Any assistance you can offer will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you, John Fantasia

I recently upgraded from an old version of Thunderbird to 115.5.0

In my old Thunderbird, if you mistakenly move a message (eg to the wrong folder) you could get it back by doing Edit.. Undo move message.

I can't find a way of doing this in the new version.

Thunderbird 115.5.1 won't show junk or spam in gmail. Those folders exist, but don't display any content. I am able to receive / download spam in my other email accounts, like AOL and SBCGLOBAL, but not Gmail for some reason. It has always been this way.

I have Tagged emails in multiple folders (inbox, sent, etc.) as "follow up". Now I'd like to filter for this tag and get all my "follow up" emails at one time. How do I do that?

Thunderbird just updated and ALL my folders are empty! Years of emails GONE! WHAT HAPPENED? Every single folder is EMPTY! The only emails I have are two that arrived just now after the update! Is there anything I can do? Is there a place where thunderbird stores them on my PC?

My employer is using outlook.office365.com as email server. I used to access my work emails with Thunderbird via IMAP. This worked for many years, including the use of 2FA, until my employer has disabled Thunderbird access. Their reasoning for blocking Thunderbird is provided below. In short, Thunderbird does not comply with GDPR and therefore there is a risk that my work related data ends up in third-party hands.

My question: Is there indeed such a risk? Has anybody heard of similar cases? It would mean that Thunderbird can't be used in professional environments.

--- The way you log in via Thunderbird is through a so-called enterprise application at Microsoft and that is the problem. Basically, the enterprise application asks for a lot of rights - in your case, Thunderbird's need for access to read all your emails. It's not possible for us to see how an application like Thunderbird accesses and processes your data - in theory, they can just harvest all your data, and that's what we have to deal with. So there is one GDPR aspect we need to take into account: ensuring that our data does not end up with third parties unless there is a data processing agreement in place. You can read a little more about the principles of how a third party will access data via a CBS/Microsoft account here if you want to dive a little deeper: https://www.varonis.com/blog/using-malicious-azure-apps-to-infiltrate-a-microsoft-365-tenant The article is heavily biased towards decidedly malignant enterprise applications, but the approach will be the same.

The challenge is not so much with the Thunderbird application you have installed, but rather the way it logs in via the so-called enterprise application at Microsoft. Here it is not possible for us to see how the enterprise application uses the data it has access to. It's a bit like installing an app on your phone that asks for access rights to everything. It may not use the rights, but it's not something you can be sure of.

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