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Mozilla Thunderbird Indefinite loading on win10

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gameworldgr
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Since 2018 Mozilla Thunderbird has indefinite loading when it comes to reading emails and the emails are not being received!

I have seen this bug over a hundred times and I want to read my emails every day. - I have a secure server and I have enabled SSL. - I have eben disabled Avast shields for 1 hours. - I use 143 port in incoming mail server

So why does this thing happen ALMOST EVERY day? I have to "Repair folder", switch port, close and open the program a few times or (the only sure option) Delete and Re-Create my email! (and thank God I have IMAP and not POP to do this!)

Can anyone give a SERIOUS solution here so that this thing never happens?

Since 2018 Mozilla Thunderbird has indefinite loading when it comes to reading emails and the emails are not being received! I have seen this bug over a hundred times and I want to read my emails every day. - I have a secure server and I have enabled SSL. - I have eben disabled Avast shields for 1 hours. - I use 143 port in incoming mail server So why does this thing happen '''ALMOST EVERY''' day? I have to "Repair folder", switch port, close and open the program a few times or (the only sure option) Delete and Re-Create my email! (and thank God I have IMAP and not POP to do this!) Can anyone give a SERIOUS solution here so that this thing never happens?

Modified by Wayne Mery

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Matt
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I am going to close this as I replied on your other topic. Personally I think you will find it is the avast shield and it's certificate that is the root of the issue. but please continue on your other topic.

BTW Serious solution. DO not install an anti virus that ask you to use a self signed SSL certificate.