Thunderbird is now asking me to enter a password to access the inbound server. I have never before seen nor do I have any record of such a password. So I cannot access … (læs mere)
Thunderbird is now asking me to enter a password to access the inbound server. I have never before seen nor do I have any record of such a password. So I cannot access emails on Thunderbird.
Why do I keep getting the same junk mail when it appears that there is an option to do so? It never works when I select the option.
Hello, I use Thunderbird 78.13.0 under MX Linux (Debian Bulleye) 64 bit. I have digital signature like a Flash drive (not like a card with card reader) and when I put th… (læs mere)
Hello, I use Thunderbird 78.13.0 under MX Linux (Debian Bulleye) 64 bit. I have digital signature like a Flash drive (not like a card with card reader) and when I put the digital signature in the USB Thunderbird start asking for digital signature password every 30 seconds and even password is input correct it do it again.
What can I do and how to fix that?
Regards?
Rumen
TB 102.5.0 (64-bit) on Win10 I'm getting repeated notices that my e-mail accounts with Network Solutions don't have a proper "certificate" when I try to send an email. I… (læs mere)
TB 102.5.0 (64-bit) on Win10 I'm getting repeated notices that my e-mail accounts with Network Solutions don't have a proper "certificate" when I try to send an email. I get a popup window stating so, and asking me to "permanently" choose the exception. It doesn't matter how many times I tell the fool thing to accept the exception "permanently". I still keep getting the notice every few times. Since the glitch is not consistent, I don't have an image of one to put here. Not only that, I have to send the email twice after doing so. TB refuses to send the email the first time after choosing the exception, but allows it the second. I don't know anything about "certificates" and am sick of getting popup notices about them. I doubt that the problem is with Network Solutions email accounts. This reminds me of years ago, when I tried to upgrade to WinXP. It kept interrupting my work to give me popup security notices that I didn't understand and couldn't do anything about. If I remember correctly, I took it back to Sam's Club and replaced it with Win2000. Problem solved. Never mind that XP was supposed to be better. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
When such a window appears, I choose to confirm the security exception, but this window appears again and the security exception is not added. The time on the PC is corre… (læs mere)
When such a window appears, I choose to confirm the security exception, but this window appears again and the security exception is not added. The time on the PC is correct. Windows 10 22H2 (OS build 19045.2311) Thunderbird 102.5.1 (64-bit) RU. The email site have expired SSL certificate.
