In Thunderbird all of my email folders have disappeared. Very important emails. Where did they go and how do I get them back?
So emails are not appearing in my inbox…even when I send them to myself. They show in sent, I n my phone and in gmail.
Using Thunderbird version 115.11.0 (64-bit) with Windows 7 OS and THREADING TURNED OFF. When I receive a second reply to an email I've sent via one of my email service p… (read more)
Using Thunderbird version 115.11.0 (64-bit) with Windows 7 OS and THREADING TURNED OFF.
When I receive a second reply to an email I've sent via one of my email service providers that uses an outlook365 server, my thunderbird view hides it beneath the first reply unless I manually intervene by clicking on the "greater than" sign associated with the first reply. When I do click on the first reply the greater than sign spins clockwise 90 degrees and the second reply appears below the first as if it were in a subdirectory.
The above behaviour is very inconvenient because I am prone to missing the second reply and have trouble anticipating its existence. Admittedly the unread second reply does change the first reply's text property to "bold" but I much prefer to see the new message without having to manually click on everything bold to check.
Another email service provider I use also has an Outlook365 server but second replies to emails are not hidden in its associated thunderbird inbox?
Can anything be done in thunderbird to stop this "feature" or is it absolutely fixed by service providers?
Hi! What is the way to tell thunderbird to index IMAP folders in global-messages-db.sqlite which are not stored locally? And a more generally, how does this part work, … (read more)
Hi!
What is the way to tell thunderbird to index IMAP folders in global-messages-db.sqlite which are not stored locally?
And a more generally, how does this part work, message indexing and remote IMAP folders not stored locally? Here, after removing the database, thunderbird indexed only some very limited set of IMAP folders in the Gloda, but not all of the folders, despite all are checked for "Include in global search". Or maybe it didn't even index whole folders, - I can't say for sure.
Thanks,
/mjt
