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bold textFor the second time, T-Bird is demanding a PW for my mail,or at least it seems to be T-Bird. I can access my mail via my Edge Browser but I cannot get beyond the demand for a PW that I have not assigned!

I have 'allow remote content in messages' off (never turned it on) yet this email and a few others that's in my junk folder (outlook has filtered it there I guess) seems to be automatically turning on remote content. In this case an image is being displayed in a junk email.

When I mark it as junk it does seem to not show remote content, but I sometimes go through my junk and think an email isn't junk and open it, but by that time it's displayed the remote content without me actually turning it on.

What's going on here? How can I make sure the "Junk" folder is not automatically showing remote content like this?

P.S. the 'Privacy and security settings | Thunderbird Help' page seems to be needing an update over at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/products/thunderbird/privacy-and-security-settings

Hello, I have a problem, Thunderbird requests confirmation of a security exception for a certificate at least once a day (we have a PALOALTO firewall at our company and I can't get past it).

And the topic is that in order to send a message or download from the server, you need to confirm a security exception - then the program shouts an error, that the exception cannot be acknowledged, but a repeated attempt to send/download allows it to work and the email is sent/downloaded.

I mean, is it possible to disable the request for a specific certificate? Because all TH users in the company are telling me that it bothers me.

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Hi....I had to help my dad with his email and I needed to log into the server and of course he didn't remember his password so I had to change it on the server. Now of course his Thunderbird client can no longer connect. I have tried a place where I should change it but I cant find it. All articles I have googled talk about clicking on Saved Passwords but when I do that nothing is shown in the list box.