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Thunderbird 115.2.0 - o365 - Windows 11

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Every day since upgrading (4 days ago) I have to sign in to Outlook in a browser and click on "This is me" as Thunderbird fails to connect with a message along the lines that I have to sign in with a browser. It is fine with my Gmail and works until the next day with Hotmail after the above procedure. There was no problem with the previous version of Thunderbird regarding this.

Every day since upgrading (4 days ago) I have to sign in to Outlook in a browser and click on "This is me" as Thunderbird fails to connect with a message along the lines that I have to sign in with a browser. It is fine with my Gmail and works until the next day with Hotmail after the above procedure. There was no problem with the previous version of Thunderbird regarding this.

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SMTP settings: Outlook.com (Microsoft)

  • outgoing smtp server: smtp.office365.com
  • Port 587
  • Connection Secuiryt: STARTTLS
  • Authentication Method: OAuth2

Is user name set up as full email address ? If no, then edit User Name.

Do you have any VPN operating - if yes, switch it off. Do you have anything currentlly using localhost eg: Apache ? If yes then switch it off until you have reset oauth.

Do you have cookies enabled ?

  • Settings > Privacy & Security

Web Content

  • select 'Accept cookies from sites'

Did you try a complete reset of password to get new oauth ?

  • Settings > Privacy & Security
  • Scroll to Passwords' section
  • clickon 'Saved Passwords'
  • click on 'Show Passwords'
  • Remove all outlook account stored passwords
  • if pop: mailbox://..account
  • if imap: imap://..account
  • smtp : smtp://..account
  • oauth://account...

Restart Thunderbird and a pop up browser style window will ask for email address and password to allow Thunderbird access to server.