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I've been using Thunderbird happily for many years, but a couple of days ago, it started making problems. It sometimes shows only my mail address, but no folders, so I cannot get to my mails. Sometimes it shows only the folder for incoming mails, but no "sent". Or "sent" ist empty. Sometimes everything works. (I have a second mailaddress in this thunderbird app, for which all folders are present, no problems there)

When using the retention policy "delete all but the most recent x messages" on an IMAP folder on Thunderbird 160, I am seeing messages get deleted from Thunderbird but they are still present in webmail.

When using the retention policy "delete messages more than x days old", the messages get deleted from both Thunderbird and webmail as I would expect.

I have restarted Thunderbird and run a repair on the folder, but nothing changed.

"C:\Users\kasti\Pictures\'Tis the season to give a little Galaxy - 'Samsung' (samsung... - 2026-11-09 1019.eml"

Displays graphics when viewed on Gmail but not when viewed using Thunderbird.

"C:\Users\kasti\Pictures\'Tis the season to give a little Galaxy - 'Samsung' (samsung... - 2026-11-09 1019.eml"

Displays graphics when viewed on Gmail but not when viewed using Thunderbird.

Hello ! Thunderbird is runing on Mint Linux. There is a Email account on Austria A1 (Telekom) This account has primary a number such as aon.999999999@aon.at and you can make an alias on it just as "your_name@aon.at". Tihs account has been reading with thunderbird for 2 Years. now A1 has posted, they have to change the number. So they did but the alias has stayed the same. Before this I have made 3 local Archives with thunderbird named 2024, 2025 und 2026 in which I transfered the elder Emails I wanted to keep. After the Change from A1 the local Archives still can be seen by their names but when you klick on them you dont see any Email. What can I do to get them back ? I had a look at the dataset where the data are stored, and in Editor I still find the Emails, but not in thunderbird. thank you for your advice - and sorry for my poor english. grretings from Austria

In an answer to a previous question, I learned that Spectrum email has issues. I have since learned that Spectrum is slowly phasing their email out. So I'm guessing that change is necessary for me. If I create a free Outlook account on my W11 desktop, is using Thunderbird still an option? This whole email thing is confusing for me. Thanks for any help.

The list of messages does not display graphics. Links are displayed instead, but don't always lead to the expected locations. This started unexpectedly and I don't know the reason.

For years I had an pop account in my Thunderbird, next to my Imap account. Both live happily next to each other. Today I moved all the mails from my pop account (which was no long active, nor was it connected to a server) to my local folders. I found out that all of my folder were suddenly twice the size. Compressing didn't do a thing. Why is this?

Quand je veut ajouter le compte (photo 1), il apparait ensuite sur firefox la photo 2.

Lorsque je clique sur continuer photo 3, je reçoit sur firefox le message photo 3 puis sur thunderbird la photo 4 mais le compte n'apparait pas dans la liste des comptes.

Avec mes remerciements

Hervé Dorveaux

In einem meiner Postfächer sind alle Unterordner verschwunden unter TB. Auf dem Handy kann ich alles sehen, in anderen Postfächern auf dem PC stimmt alles.

Ich habe alle verfügbaren Tips probiert seit ca. 4h.

Im Verzeichnis von heute scheinen alle Daten vorhanden zu sein, siehe Bild. Die Dateien und Ordner von gestern sind aber grösser, siehe 2. Bild. Im Postfach auf TB sind sie aber gar nicht zu sehen.

Was tun?

Gruss, Dirk

One of my email accounts will not load. I've tried reconstructing my profile which succeeds about every third try but for no apparent reason the files and all the folders vanish. Started happening a few days ago. Please respond to [redacted from public] @gmail.com because I me or may not be able to read my normal account. Thank you.