I can't send, save or receive messages on all my accounts.
Something suddenly happened to Thunderbird. I didn't change anything in settings and it just crashed, completely.
It won't download any messages. They are in my mailboxes when I log into for instance gmail or my unversity's page, but they just don't come to thunderbird.
It won't send a message. A window pops in a corner with a long piece of text, I don't even manage to read it to see what't wrong and it disappears. And my email isn't sent.
As I write an e-mail Thunderbird tells me every 5 seconds it has failed to save it in "drafts". How can one work like that?! I click "OK" more than I really write. Then it tells me it can't save the message into "sent" folder, it doesn't send it and I don't even have the text in drafts.
Downloading the newest update hasn't helped.
I also tried to uninstall Thunderbird althoether and install it once again but when I do that all my accounts are there! I hoped they will be cleared, so that I could re-set them and maybe this would help.
If you could help me I'd really appreciate it as I'd hate it to switch to another email client. I love Thunder but I do need it to work.
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Thank you very much for the link! :) Unfortunately, none of the solutions worked.
A window pops in a corner with a long piece of text
What is that long piece of text?
It appears in the corner, just where information about a new message usually apperas. It's so long and disappears so quickly that I never manage to read it, not even two words.
Try to create a screenshot. http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-do-i-create-screenshot-my-problem
Now I cannot create a screenshot because the massage doesn't appear anymore. I was told that this is not my problem only. Is it the recent update that broke somethng? I've all the accounts configured correctly, MT just doesn't send or download messages. I tried to remove one of my accounts to re-set it, but when I tried to configure it once again Mozilla rejects it claiming the password is wrong. I triple checked, it's correct.
You can verify your credentials via webmail.