Φόρουμ κοινότητας «Thunderbird»

I get your begging for money, you are obviously young, I have donated more money to you already than all my other email providers combined, period, you will allow me to move , remove as much as I want or I can delete you and you lose any future donations, but ticking me off with this we think this is junk crap trying to get more money from me only makes me want to DELETE YOU YOUNG PEOPLE, you act just like your buddy Google, lmk Anthony, or stop the bs

I'd like to resize an embedded image in an email. The bottom right handle is on the far right side. If I attempt to hover over the handle a scrollbar obscures the handle: it is not possible to grab it and resize the image.

How do I resize large images in Thunderbird emails?

As per title, if I have a large enough distn list I get a warning bar (see image) with The x recipients in To and Cc will see each other's address. You can avoid disclosing by using Bcc instead. Then two options, which appears to require a response. ( I haven't tested not acknowledging it and sending a blank email to one of my large lists as I don't want to appear incompetent to all my work colleagues)

This helpful warning is (emotively) treating me like an idiot. I am well aware of the 3 categories and I know how to use them. I don't need to be told each time and have to choose. I don't need a warning, if I stuff up that's my problem.

The issue for me is that recently I have started to use some larger distn lists so it's occurring too frequently.

Have searched but so far missed any option or config setting to disable this. Can anyone please advise how to do so, if it is possible.

This isn't asking for a debate on whether or not it's a good idea to warn people who don't understand email sending options (you can guess my view but each to their own). I'm simply asking is there a way to turn this behaviour off and stop TB from wasting my time requiring a response.

Thanks.

Good morning,

I am requesting assistance for a recent problem I have encountered sending attachments with email messages I am sending. There is no problem with sending the message itself. And have noticed no problems with receiving messages. When I attempt to send an attachment with a message I am sending, a click on the "attach" icon in the upper right-hand corner of the email screen, provides no response. I didn't notice a problem with this function in past weeks.

I appreciate your assistance. Thank you.

Tom Macciaro

Thunderbird will not download mail. It sends this: "The certificate for inbound.att.net does not come from a trusted source." "Location: inbound.att.net:995" Then it sends the data with the certificate information. I am not a programmer, I do not understand what I am supposed to do to get it going again.

I have installed Thunderbird on Linux on a chromebook. When I try to add my (gmail) email account in the Thunderbird account setup screen, it hangs up trying to authenticate the Google password for the gmail account. I have scrupulously checked and rechecked the password and the server details, and they are all correct. Why won't Thunderbird accept the password for my gmail account? Or is something else not right?

I upgraded my system to Kubuntu 26.04 LTS and started Thunderbird. The window where messages are listed was covered with Thundrbird presentation asking for donation. Only edge of one message is seen above the presentation and I cannot get to the list

What do I have to do to get help in this Forum? This is the second time I've posted a Question seeking help, and yet again it is being ignored. Do I have join some secret clique or group? If so please tell me?

Due to issues with upgrading from Ubuntu 24.04.1 to 26.04.1, I decided to just start from scratch with a new clean install.

After finalising the install, I copied across my Thunderbird data to the new partition, merging directories as the data copied across. But, somewhere in the transfer I lost about the last two years emails, with only emails up until 12/24 being available.

There are a lot a important emails I need to recover, and I'm guessing they're still on my PC, in the old partition, and I desperately need help to recover them.

Hi I am using TB 156.0 (64-bit) on Linux. I guess there was an update t TB and now when I reply or forward an email, the font size of the text is tiny. I also found that the font size for just viewing the body text of an email was tiny, but I was able to fix that. But for the font size in the body of a reply or forwarded email is tiny and I have gone thru all the settings for hours with no luck. Any help much appreciated.

For a few days I'm having trouble with Asana mails (notification mails informing me about replies, comments, etc).

Clicking on the mail to view it freezes Thunderbird for a good 5 seconds while one CPU core spins at 100%. This only happens with Asana mails (or at least I haven't found any other problematic senders).

I guess it's a problem with validation or parsing of the mail's HTML content. But I don't know how to debug this.

I can't pinpoint exactly when it started happening, but it was around the time I've switched to the [new snap release track](https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/channel-choices-thunderbird-snap-and-flatpak#w_snap-channel-changes-in-2026). But since this happens with Snap and Flatpak I think the culprit may be the 153.0 update.

Things I've tried:

• Clearing cache and msf files.
• Troubleshooting mode with add-ons disabled.
• Reinstallation. Creating new profile + importing old data.
• Switching from Snap to Flatpak
• Switching Message Body display to Plan Text or Simple HTML.
• Disabling HW acceleration.
• Checking console for suspicious output.

Anything I can do to create handle the problem or collect information for a proper bug report?

I set up a new Outlook.com account around a month ago. I initially had problems both receiving and sending but resolved that after enabling the IMAP option on the Outlook Web pages.

I have checked the SMTP settings and they are correct, and the connection test succeeds. Sending via the Outlook Web page works correctly.

For reference, I am using Thunderbird 153.3.1esr (64-bit) on Linux Mint.

As all my email/vcal/vcar accounts are server backed I don't need, in fact I don't want backups of my emails/calender/contacts/configuration but I do want export and import of all the _settings_ for these to setup a new computer quickly.

Is this something that was not considered when developing the export/import function? Or did I oversee something? I know I can only select accounts but than non of the caldev accounts are carried over.

I spend the last hour or so in sheer panic and doubting my sanitiy as an email I was just reading disappeared from every mailbox I have here (I have 8 mailboxes in Thunderbird) . Also for whatever reason search is missing from the title bar.

The email was "archived" by Thunderbird inthe "Local Folders" I never use local folders as local folders is silly in 2026 imo. I have my own mailserver which is perfectly save and backuped and stuf I don't need yet another location were mail can hide.

Anyway that was a bit of a rant. This would not have happend if this sille ¨Local Folders" didn´t exist at all. But I seem unable to get rid of it.

How do I remove ¨Local Folders" from Thunderbird?

"Thunderbird is being managed by your organization." how to get rid of this? my mail is effectively blocked :( says: DisableAppUpdate: active

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Hi,

I remember i tried 7y. ago a email certificate signed with SHA3, it was not OK.

I tried again now, and it is still blocked.

1) the certs can be added in the account settings > S/MIME for signature and ciphering, with a warning. 2) then creating a new email, the recipients certificates are not detected (while configured in another account on the same thunderbird client), and forcing ciphering is not allowed with the error message

"Sending of the message failed. This message cannot be digitally signed because the signing certificate selected in your End-to-End Encryption settings is not valid for this operation. (The certificate was signed using a signature algorithm that is disabled because it is not secure.)"

"Unable to save your message as a draft. This message cannot be digitally signed because the signing certificate selected in your End-to-End Encryption settings is not valid for this operation. (The certificate was signed using a signature algorithm that is disabled because it is not secure.)"

Even, when using only ciphering, and no signature in S/MIME.

The parameter mail.smime.accept_insecure_sha1_message_signatures do not change the bahavior.

-> Can Thunderbird allow SHA3 usage, please ?

Even if thunderbird does not want to generalize it, mozilla may create a parameter by default false

mail.smime.accept_sha3_message_signatures

Best Regards, Gwenolé

I'm attempting to add the public stream schedule for a Twitch streamer to my calendar in Thunderbird, which is possible because Twitch does offer an API endpoint to get a streamer's schedule via RFC5545-compliant iCalendar file (https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-channel-icalendar). However, Thunderbird doesn't seem to be respecting the timezone information in Twitch's iCal data and it is not converting event times to my local timezone (America/Chicago). If I open one of the imported events from the iCal in Thunderbird in Edit mode and enable the Show Timezones option, Thunderbird appears to be interpreting the imported start and end times as "Local Time" instead of the timezone specified in the iCal. If I change the timezone in Thunderbird's calendar settings, the start and end times of the calendar events imported from Twitch do not update either.

This happens with ANY iCal from Twitch, but for the sake of illustration, the specific public calendars I'm attempting to add are: > https://api.twitch.tv/helix/schedule/icalendar?broadcaster_id=519794491 > https://api.twitch.tv/helix/schedule/icalendar?broadcaster_id=425292962

Other software (GNOME Calendar and the Open-Xchange-powered platform my e-mail provider uses) is correctly interpreting the timezone data in Twitch's iCal so the issue appears to be in Thunderbird. Any suggestions?