I have moved my old folders from a MacBook Pro with an Intel chip ("old computer") to a MacBook Pro with a M4 Chip ("new computer"). Prior to moving I updated the update… (lire la suite)
I have moved my old folders from a MacBook Pro with an Intel chip ("old computer") to a MacBook Pro with a M4 Chip ("new computer"). Prior to moving I updated the updated Thunderbird on the old computer to version 137.0.1 and installed the same on the new computer. Since I cannot transfer files via USB I copied all of them to OneDrive and then shared that folder to the new computer. The OneDrive folder can be seen on both computers; the same profile m5wv3t89.default, and its contents can as well (e.g. Mail -> pop.rcn-1.com -> Inbox and Inbox.msf). I point the new computer's Thunderbird to the same Local Directory. It appears to create a new index file: It creates another one with a different suffix: Inbox-MacBookPro-2.msf -- the same size as the Inbox.msf. So far so good...
In the new computer Thunderbird I can see the Inbox and all the Local folders. However, when I attempt to look at an email, I select an email, and the pane below the email is solid white. I see no text. (see screenshot below)
I generally run in Dark Mode. And on the settings page "Enable dark message mode" is checked, and "Show dark message mode toggle" is also checked (but I have no idea where to find the toggle!).
How do I get Thunderbird to display a selected message? (if it is only black text on white background that's fine ... or if it can be white text on a black background -- dark mode -- that would be better). But right now I can't see the message text, period!