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How to restore default appearance for Thunderbird?

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I just installed Thunderbird on Deepin Linux today. And I forgot which button I wrongly clicked. As a result, my thunderbird's appearance looks messy.

How to set it back to the default view without reinstall it?

I am looking forward to the answer.

I just installed Thunderbird on Deepin Linux today. And I forgot which button I wrongly clicked. As a result, my thunderbird's appearance looks messy. How to set it back to the default view without reinstall it? I am looking forward to the answer.
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Here is the way to set the card mode: click three-line icon on the top right choose view -> message list header click message display list options -> cards view(see attachment)

Thanks to david and wayne!

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There is no default. Your screenshot is showing vertical layout. Describe what is missing for you to get suggestions or fixing this. Thank you.

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david said

There is no default. Your screenshot is showing vertical layout. Describe what is missing for you to get suggestions or fixing this. Thank you.

I want to set the middle part of the interface(covered by red rectangle) to resemble the one in the screenshot.

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Here is the way to set the card mode: click three-line icon on the top right choose view -> message list header click message display list options -> cards view(see attachment)

Thanks to david and wayne!

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Glad to help. Thanks for posting your results.

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