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Hello,

I recently received an email with a PNG attachment. The image rendered inline within the email, but when I moused over the image, my cursor switched to a zoom cursor and I was unable to right-click and get a context menu to save the image (right clicking simply zoomed/un-zoomed the image).

Changing the 'Display Attachments Inline' in the view menu did not appear to change anything (it still rendered inline), and to save the PNG I had to switch the rendering to plain text, and then grab the attachment from there.

Have other people seen this behavior?

The attachment icon is missing from the message display pane in incoming emails in Thunderbird. Before it was always displayed at the bottom of the window. I have 'Display Attachments Inline' checked and I also repaired the Inbox folder but still no icon visible. I am using the latest version of Mozilla Thunderbird 151.0.

Edit: Just saw it was already a known issue: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1959171

I've found out that on both Linux and Windows since the last update (154.0), the PDFs printed directly from the Thunderbird PDF viewer, prints out blank PDF.

To recreate this, open a PDF attachment in an email, simple double click on it, in the top right corner on the tool bar, press the little printer icon, choose either "Save as PDF" or print to the actual printer, in both cases, you will get one blank PDF page.

For days now I have been unable to print Thunderbird email attachments. When I go to my gmail I can. I have contributed in the past but if this cannot be fixed asap I will be done with Thunderbird. I have really enjoyed it but this is a major bug.

All of a sudden I can't print attachments. Not sure if it was the recent update. I can print the email, just not any attachments. They print blank pages. I have to save the attachment to my desktop and then print it.

When I try to print an attachment using the mozilla app on my desk top computer. It only prints a blank page. I open the same attachment in gmail, it prints fine. Please help I like the app. Thank you Anthony

I have an issue when trying to forward an email that contains an attachment. I receive the following error message:

"Sending of the message failed. There was an error attaching the file. Please check that you have access to the file."

I am using Thunderbird version 152 on Windows 10 Pro.

This issue only occurs when forwarding emails with attachments. Other email functions appear to work normally. Has anyone else encountered this issue? I would appreciate any help or suggestions. Thank you in advance.

I can't highlight words on attachments, they open in a window, if I left click and try to copy words nothing is highlighted, so invisable highlights, it does copy if I right click and copy, but you can't see what you are copying!

After the most recent update to Thunderbird, I can no longer copy attached files on incoming emails to either my Quickbooks program or a folder on the hard drive by dragging over. Now must copy manually to drive. Can this be corrected?

When I get an attachment as a reply in an email it is with tmp file name. It cannot be opened because Thumberfird does not have a file association program, Using libre office with here I cannot find a file association either. Hoping for some help. Thanks in advance. PS. Should the questions be asked in English?

My emails that I send usually have the same attachments, but sometimes the emails are returned to me undelivered for various reasons, but I have realised that in some cases it's because 2 of my docs (although in PDF) don't want to go through unless I send them separately. Is there a way of increasing the size of attachments I can send?

When I trash an email, I can no longer view the attachments in the trash file, though the email itself remains until the setting for trash deletion has been reached. Since I have a gmail email address I can still view the attachments via the website for gmail. Does the attachment disappear on Thunderbird because of a setting - or is this a "feature" of Thunderbird?