Forum zgromaźeństwa Thunderbird

I have many years and email accounts on my old WIN10 workstation running all POP installations.

I have a new workstation with WIN11. Is it possible to install TB on my new workstation with my accounts installed as IMAP and keep the same folder configuration? I have many email folders and filters setup on the old workstation installation.

I would appreciate any installation recommendations. I've been using TB for years and would like to keep as much of the current configuration as possible.

Someone suggested BetterBird would be better for me than Thunderbird, but I'm not sure it was the right decision. They said I should be able to just open Thunderbird and it should work as they have the same base code, but it doesn't. Any ideas? I have 8 email accounts, so I'd hate to start from scratch.

I wish to back-up my Thunderbird profile, but apparently, I am to find an "export tool" under the "tools" menu. Unfortunately the option to 'export' does not appear in the list [but "import" does...!]

My old Widows 10 computer died. All I have left of it is the last full Acronis 2020 backup. I have installed Thunderbird on my new Windows 11 computer and want to restore my Profile data from the backup. How do I find them? Have been searching for days and can't find anything like in your profiles help article.

If I can't recover the data can you at least send me my current license key?

I have been using Thunderbird on my PC for years and when I got my last PC, I found a article to help me move my files. I am now looking for instructions on how to move my Thunderbird files from the PC to the Mac so I can continue using it as I have been.

I am trying to run Thunderbird on my laptop. I currently have it on my PC and my Phone. I just installed Thunderbird on my laptop and zipped my profile (60GB). I tried to open the zip file to make sure it was good. I could not open it, so i did not transfer it. I was looking for an easy way to get all my email accounts and passwords onto my Laptop. I would appreciate any help. Thanks! Kelly

Hi, Need help with maps that cannot be removed. Thunderbird downloaded my map configuration, after a new Thunderbird installation, from my online account/my internet provider which was OK. After that I removed all maps on my online account but the maps in Thunderbird is still there but out grayed and I cannot delete them?

I uninstalled Thunderbird and also removed Thunderbird associated maps under %AppData% and %LocalAppData% but when I do a new clean installation same maps shows up in Thunderbird again? I waited some days and did a new installation again, but same issue. I have also deleted everything in W11 cash memory.

Attached picture shows the out grayed "NyMapp and subfolders" I cannot delete. How do I get rid of those folders?

Any help is appreciated.

Version 153 brought account colors to the desktop app.

Is there any smoother way to transfer just these settings, no more, no less, to other machines, other than copying the whole profile? I'm using TB on 3 different pc's, of which one has a special profile.

Right now I made screenshots of all 7 accounts + color. I can do it by hand but that's rather cumbersome.

I tried the instructions at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/moving-thunderbird-data-to-a-new-computer, and watched the video. Copied and pasted exactly as instructed - nothing happened. Is it possible to transfer the data, including message filters and in-box folders, to the new PC? Old PC: version 115.18.0 esr (32-bit) - on Windows 7 New PC: version 153.0.3 (64-bit) - on Windows 11 Or is this data transfer impossible due to incompatibility of the different Thunderbird versions? Thanks. I also tried transferring the data from the old PC to a slightly newer laptop on Windows 10, utilising Thunderbird version 140.13.0 esr (32-bit). Nothing happened there either. Is it a lost cause? Do I just go ahead and create new message filters on the new PC and forget about trying to transfer the data and associated rules? Maybe that's the way to go for me. Thanks.

I want to copy my windows Thunderbird profile to Linux but my Profile Directory will not open when I press open directory. I downloaded Thunderbird from the Zorin app store, and it may be a flatpak or something – it won’t tell me now because I have already installed it – but I believe that could be a reason for the directory not opening. Is there a non-PC-literate way of finding out and fixing this?

Hi, I just installed Elementary OS on a Dell M6800. The OS runs well, and I have multiple email accounts, so I installed Thunderbird from the Elementary AppCenter. It showed up as a flatpak install, but I went ahead.

Now, in the past when I tried to replace the .default-release file with one from another machine and rename it with the new filename (which is what I've always done to transfer my multiple emails and address book),

I went to the usual place, which has always been /home/myusername/.thunderbird/whatever.default-release, but it wasn't there. Going to Help/Troubleshooting Information/about:profiles shows it there, but won't open it when clicked on.

The only place I could find it was in /home/myusername/.var/app/org.mozilla.thunderbird/cache/thunderbird. But when I replaced and renamed the .default-release file there, and then restarted the app, I still did not have my old data. How do I go about this with a flatpak installation? Thanks in advance.

Hi all!

Years back, I created my first account using POP3 when IMAP storage was expensive. Over the years I added many message filters to organize my tasks. Now I'd like to switch to IMAP and found everything I need, except for how to move/convert/copy my message filters. So my question is how can I transfer my message filters when recreating the account using IMAP? (I have a lot of filters, recreating them is no good option...)

I also noticed, that I have some filters for "Local Folders" and some for my POP3 account. Whats you're recommendation for that? Merge them into a single list assigned to the account? How can I do that?

Pauliman

Not sure if I picked the correct topic for this...

I had to reinstall Windows 11 on my PC as the old copy was corrupt to the point I could not install updates, even with Microsoft's help. Before I made the plunge, I used Tools -> Export to create a zip file on my D:. After installing Thuderbird on the rebuilt copy, I went to Tools -> Import to recover everything.

About 19% in, I received error "Import failed unexpectedly, more information may be available in the Error Console." I found the Error Console but don't know how top proceed.

Initial messages: module is not a constructor ExtensionCommon.sys.mjs:1679:15 EmptyDatabaseError: "blocklists/addons-bloomfilters" has not been synced yet Database.sys.mjs:19:5 NS_ERROR_ABORT: Password dialog canceled 2 MsgIncomingServer.sys.mjs:923:24

Messages at the bottom of the console: Uncaught (in promise) NS_ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND: Component returned failure code: 0x80520012 (NS_ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND) [nsIFile.copyTo]

   _recursivelyCopyMsgFolder resource:///modules/ThunderbirdProfileImporter.sys.mjs:781
   _recursivelyCopyMsgFolder resource:///modules/ThunderbirdProfileImporter.sys.mjs:772
   _mergeLocalFolders resource:///modules/ThunderbirdProfileImporter.sys.mjs:745
   _importServersAndAccounts resource:///modules/ThunderbirdProfileImporter.sys.mjs:354

ThunderbirdProfileImporter.sys.mjs:781:19 1785523577301 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/26c785ea-2226-4024-9b0e-cf44ce2860f7/first-shutdown/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577301 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 26c785ea-2226-4024-9b0e-cf44ce2860f7: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577302 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/bc5b8fd6-8907-4169-9e98-2c732d265c20/main/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577302 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping bc5b8fd6-8907-4169-9e98-2c732d265c20: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577302 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/01ee7ef8-942d-4fbd-a404-debd99ad5e4d/new-profile/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577302 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 01ee7ef8-942d-4fbd-a404-debd99ad5e4d: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577325 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/1f64b615-ed65-4a65-8853-7bd3e3077b54/health/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577330 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/26c785ea-2226-4024-9b0e-cf44ce2860f7/first-shutdown/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577330 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 26c785ea-2226-4024-9b0e-cf44ce2860f7: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577331 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/bc5b8fd6-8907-4169-9e98-2c732d265c20/main/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577331 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping bc5b8fd6-8907-4169-9e98-2c732d265c20: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577331 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/01ee7ef8-942d-4fbd-a404-debd99ad5e4d/new-profile/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577331 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 01ee7ef8-942d-4fbd-a404-debd99ad5e4d: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523577334 Toolkit.Telemetry WARN TelemetryStorage::_scanArchive - have seen this id before: 1f64b615-ed65-4a65-8853-7bd3e3077b54, overwrite: false pop3.server1.1: NetworkTimeoutError: a Network error occurred Pop3Client.sys.mjs:381:18 pop3.server1.1: SecurityError info: Pop3Client.sys.mjs:441:20 pop3.server1.1: SecurityError cert chain: imap.email.comcast.net; serial# 5F:F9:03:A2:A2:B8:A3:45:AE:17:FE:A1:C9:15:D6:45 <- Norton Web/Mail Shield Root; serial# 2F:61:CC:98:EC:34:F2:43:99:93:5B:E6:A0:A5:DF:E2 Pop3Client.sys.mjs:446:22 1785523697961 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/1f64b615-ed65-4a65-8853-7bd3e3077b54/health/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523697961 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 1f64b615-ed65-4a65-8853-7bd3e3077b54: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523697962 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/26c785ea-2226-4024-9b0e-cf44ce2860f7/first-shutdown/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523697962 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 26c785ea-2226-4024-9b0e-cf44ce2860f7: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523697962 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/bc5b8fd6-8907-4169-9e98-2c732d265c20/main/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523697962 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping bc5b8fd6-8907-4169-9e98-2c732d265c20: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523697963 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/01ee7ef8-942d-4fbd-a404-debd99ad5e4d/new-profile/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523697963 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 01ee7ef8-942d-4fbd-a404-debd99ad5e4d: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523947429 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/1f64b615-ed65-4a65-8853-7bd3e3077b54/health/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523947429 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 1f64b615-ed65-4a65-8853-7bd3e3077b54: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523947430 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/26c785ea-2226-4024-9b0e-cf44ce2860f7/first-shutdown/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523947431 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 26c785ea-2226-4024-9b0e-cf44ce2860f7: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523947431 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/bc5b8fd6-8907-4169-9e98-2c732d265c20/main/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523947431 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping bc5b8fd6-8907-4169-9e98-2c732d265c20: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523947431 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::_doPing - error making request to https://incoming-telemetry.thunderbird.net/submit/telemetry/01ee7ef8-942d-4fbd-a404-debd99ad5e4d/new-profile/Thunderbird/153.0.1/release/20260728090639?v=4: eUnreachable Log.sys.mjs:722 1785523947431 Toolkit.Telemetry ERROR TelemetrySend::sendPersistedPings - failed to send ping 01ee7ef8-942d-4fbd-a404-debd99ad5e4d: {"isTrusted":true} Log.sys.mjs:722

I have an image copy of my old installation. Can I simply locate the Thunderbird profile on the backup and restore it?

I have been using Thunderbird for 20+ years, maybe as many as 30. Forever. I have moved my profile across several versions of Windows and multiple computers. There are files in the root of the profile with a modified date of 2009. There may be older ones in sub-directories. There are 18 folders and 125 files. I suspect a lot of this is clutter left over from earlier versions of Thunderbird. In the Mail folder alone there are several hundred files and folders excluding the WDSEML files and actual emails.

I'm toying with the idea of starting fresh with a clean install of Thunderbird and getting on the correct release channel but I don't want to bring along what appear to be hundreds or thousands of unused files and folders.

I there anyone that can identify what profile files and folders to keep and what can be deleted?

Thanks for your consideration.

I want to transfer my Mozilla products capability and activity history from former Windows 10 platform to Windows 11 using Chromebook Plus.

I've been a Thunderbird user for many years and want to keep doing so.

With a new Thunderbird installation on Windows 10 Pro, I attempted to import my profile data from a Postbox on another machine. The process failed, citing two errors (see attached screen shot), EmptyDatabase Error: "blocklists/addons-bloomfilters" has not been synced yet Uncaught NS_ERROR_FILE_NO_DEVICE_SPACE: Component returned failure code: 0X805200010

The profile being imported is pretty large -- around 20Gb, so I wonder whether I have surpassed some capacity limit. I was doing this via the Import Tool on the Tools menu.

Porting my legacy mail folders is crucial. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I don't have an error code.

I am using TB 152.0.1 on Windows 11 Home 10.0.26200 Build 26200 I want to have TB on my Galaxy Tab 6 lite, and/or Huawei P20. I have the app installed on both devices, but whenever I try to scan the QR code under 'export for mobile', neither device locks onto it.

I know this problem has been reported before, but what I can do to make it work? Is there a setting I need to check/change, what is that setting, and where do I find it?

Grateful for any help, thank you

I currently have the following:

Mozilla Thunderbird version 152.0.1 (64-bit) installed on a Windows 11 Pro computer. Within this installation are five E-Mail accounts configured and working.

I have selected Export for Mobile.

On Android (Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra - 5G) One UI Version: 8.5 Android: 16 Kernel: 6.1.145-android14-11-33419968-abS928USQS6DZF2

Thunderbird Version: 20.0

I click on the Import Settings: Try to scan the QR Code from my laptop which says 1 of 2 QR Codes and I get nothing. No pop-ups, no approvals, it just sits there. Clicking done takes me back to the main screen.