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While away from my computer for a few days, Thunderbird stopped retrieving new emails. I noticed this when I returned. I'm using imap to download from the server. Logging in to the server via browser shows that there indeed new emails. Quitting Thunderbird and restarting results in showing old emails and a spinner (slider?) on the Inbox tab that never stops. I have not changed configuration recently (I was away when this started). I followed a suggestion to delete cert9.db, key4.db, and logins.json. Doing this and restarting changed nothing. My understanding is that this should have deleted my server password information, but I was not prompted for a password on restart. I have uploaded a snapshot of the "Troubleshooting information" tab to pastebin:

https://pastebin.com/fsB64yiu

All of a sudden, since yesterday, I cannot send any emails via TB since I upgraded to the 115-version. I've never experienced this before using TB.

Sending emails elsewhere from - by directly logging in to hotmail or from my phone - is no problem whatsoever.

But on TB115, when attempting to send a mail, an empty pop-up window appears with the headline "Enter credentials for (my emailaddress) on smtp.office365.com", before closing again. After a short while attempting to deliver the message, an error box reads: "Sending of the message failed. The message could not be sent because the connection to Outgoing server (SMTP) smtp.office365.com timed out. Try again."

SMTP settings: Outlook.com (Microsoft) smtp.office365.com Port 587 STARTTLS OAuth2

Any solutions?

Hi Support team,

I am looking for an option to add a user's online archive mailbox to his Thunderbird client. I tried adding it as a separate account with "/archive/" as the IMAP directory, but that didn't work. Is there any option to get this done? Please help if any.

Thanks in advance, Pramod

Windows did its updates this morning, since which Thunderbird does not accept my password. The incoming mail is outlook.office365.com . I can work on web browser, but I actually want to work on Thunderbird.