Can Google track how I use my computer through Thunderbird the same way it tracks the other open tabs when I run it in a browser?
When you have gmail open in a tab, Google can essential track what you are doing in all the other tabs open in that browser, and associate them with your account. Does t… (læs mere)
When you have gmail open in a tab, Google can essential track what you are doing in all the other tabs open in that browser, and associate them with your account. Does the same apply for Thunderbird? IE if I set up Thunderbird with my gmail account, can Google now associate all activities taken on my computer with that gmail account? Or does Thunderbird exist within a container which prevents that kind of tracking? Many desktop clients that work with gmail, especially google calendar, are basically just browser emulators, and I do not know what protections Mozilla has in place here.
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Email Scam settings
Is there a way to edit/alter the scam settings in Thunderbird? I know you can either enable or disable the filter but there is no way (that I could see) to add a sender i… (læs mere)
Is there a way to edit/alter the scam settings in Thunderbird? I know you can either enable or disable the filter but there is no way (that I could see) to add a sender into a safe list so it doesn't get flagged each time it comes in. Something along the lines of how allow remote content from a certain sender works.
Since TB 60.9.1 Update, formerly working Outgoing SMTP mail.waitrose.com login now failing .
How should I fix this? Install 60.9.0 and disable updates? TIA.
How to manage remote content rules?
The system of allowing/blocking remote content is too basic for practical use. The problem is that if you use it as intended you still get the remote content message tha… (læs mere)
The system of allowing/blocking remote content is too basic for practical use.
The problem is that if you use it as intended you still get the remote content message that you must remove by clicking the X because tracking servers change the URL a bit, so there's always something new to block.
The menu only offers to allow/trust remote content, not to block, so you must allow all then search a long list for the right items then block them after writing the entire URL by hand, then clicking Block.
Without a wildcard (*) in the URL, it gets tedious to the point of being impractical and you must allow all domains from the sender (including trackers and future trackers).
I don't see why it has stayed so simplistic after all this time. At the very least, we should be able to disable the remote content message if we had allowed/blocked sender already.
No matter how many times I mark something as "Not Junk" it keeps going to Junk
I have literally marked some of the emails I get in the junk file as not junk dozens of times. They keep going to junk mail. How do I undo this?