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I accidentally created a saved search on my "sent" folder. I've spent hours searching for how to removed this saved search and get my "sent" folder back. I give up. Please help

Thanks, John

Ever since I got my new machine, running Monterey 12.0.1 Firefox will not copy images to the clipboard. Doesn't matter whether I use the trackpad, the menu, what webite etc, it simply will not copy an image. Copying images still works in Chrome, Safari, and all my other software. It's only Firefox (running version 95.0.2 (64-bit)).

Firefox now requires a refresh to use every time it's opened. If I don't it keeps displaying that every page I attempt to go to has an expired https. It requests that I contact the owner to notify them of the problem and to try again. It does not connect to any webpage without a refresh. I've attempted troubleshooting mode and without a refresh, it still does not work. The refresh only lasts for about 10-15 minutes before another is required. All extensions are removed and even just attempting to go to google.com results in the same problem.

Please tell me how to recover Inbox. Have used Thunderbird on other computers and never had this problem. Thunderbird is a couple months new to this NEW computer.

Even though I cannot access the Inbox on this computer, please send to ... @charter.net. That will come in to a second computer.

the email for this computer is ... @gmail.com

edited emails from public and search/spam bots view on this community forum. nobody here does support by email and you should get email notification upon replies in thread.

I sign into FF. I have "Never remember History" selected in my settings, and I'm running is Strict Privacy mode, but every time I open a tab and the Pocket page appears - at the top of the page are icons of some sites I have visited in the past. How can that be disabled so History is not remembered ?

Hi everyone, I am a little bit confused with this synchronization option (attached) and I hope you could help me.

Currently I am using Thunderbird set up with IMAP because I need preserve emails on the server, in addition I have disabled automatic offline emails synchronization. I would like to turn on, however It would make grow the local database a lot. For that reason, I have looking for an automatic way to delete old emails and I found the attached one, but the wording is confusing and the [documentation] too. So my questions are:

Will this automatic task remove local database and remote database (using IMAP)?

If the above answer is 'yes':

Where exactly are emails stored on Linux to delete them periodically with a script? I have been looking an answer for this question also in the [documentation], however it just talks about the user's root directory.

Thanks you in advance.