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I have created a new gmail address for my wife. Would like to add this address to my existing Thunderbird Mail account so that her emails also come to my Thunderbird email account. Not sure how to add her address to do this.. Thanks

For years I have had 4 email addresses using Thunderbird to access email from Yahoo AT&T currently.com email (@att.net) using Oauth2. In early March, two of the email addresses stop working. For one of the email addresses I was able to login to Yahoo mail using the User ID and Access ID and establish a new Secure Mail Key. I then went back to Thunderbird and reentered the email address with the new Secure Mail Key and was able to reestablish connection. For the second email address, Yahoo mail locked me out. I have tried to contact Yahoo support for 2 weeks by filling out their forms and have not received a response. Also I do not have a Recovery Email address. Any suggestions ?

I previously had a Firefox account registered with my original email address. Recently, I changed the account’s primary email by adding a secondary email address, switching it to become the primary email, and then removing the secondary email address.

After completing this change, I attempted to create a new Firefox account using the original email address that was previously associated with my account. However, during the sign-up process, I receive the error message: "Primary account email required for sign-in."

It appears that the original email address may still be linked to the previous account in some way, preventing it from being used to register a new account. I would like to understand why this is happening and how I can free the email address so it can be used to create a new Firefox account.

I have successfully added my primary Google Workspace email address, authenticating through OAuth 2.0. I'm adding a second user, but even though I sign in using the Google popup, OAuth isn't listed as an Authentication method under Server Settings, and no email is downloaded.

My husband, Nils Peter Mickelson, died recently. He was making a monthly donation to Thunderbird. I have been unable to cancel the donation online. His email is n.p.mickelson@ieee.org. Thank you for your help. Marianna

tried Click the blue “Settings” button at the bottom of the home screen. 2. A new left sidebar appears. 3. In that sidebar, click Account Settings. • This is the real place where accounts can be removed. 4. Now you should see a window with your email account listed on the left. 5. Click the top line of your email address (not Server Settings, not Copies & Folders). 6. Look at the bottom left corner. 7. You should now see Account Actions ▾. 8. Choose Remove Account. tried ✔️ Do this to reveal “Account Actions” 1. Look again at the left column. 2. Find the line that shows your actual email address. • It will NOT say “Email.” • It will NOT say “Local Folders.” • It will look like: yourname@provider.com 3. Click that line once. 4. Now look at the bottom left corner. 5. You should now see: Account Actions ▾ 6. Click it → Remove Account.

Meine Adresse wurde gehackt und deshalb von mir gelöscht. Die Eingabe einer neuen Adresse war nicht möglich. Bei Versuchen kommt immer "Fehler bei der Authentifizierung" oder ERROR 550-5.1.1. oder "Posteingangsserver wird bereits verwendet". Die alte Adresse ist immer noch gespeichert (teichert-goerne@t-online.de). Wo liegt der Fehler und was ist zu tun? Mit freundlichem Gruß Rudolf Görne

Hello! I want to set up TBird to: 1) Get all my messages and attachments stored locally, and... 2) Remove *most* of the above from gmail's server to avoid the data limit, but... 3) Keep, perhaps some months or a year of activity on gmail's server so I can access recent items from wherever.

Questions: 1) I have 10s of thousands (more?) of msgs, many with attachments. Is it better to just set up TBIrd and let it grab all the messages, or start by using Google TakeOut? 2) I presume I use IMAP vs. POP? 3) To preserve messages on my harddrive, I could archive to a local folder. Then I could safely delete those same messages on the gmail web interface? 4) If this turns into a disaster, can I just remove the entire account from TBird without suffering a loss of my entire email history? 5) Any insurance maneuvers to prevent the disaster of accidentally losing my entire email history while attempting to set this up? (Obviously will need to be religious about backing up my own system, though keeping a year of email on the gmail server offers a bit of insurance once the set up is successful.)

I am really hoping to avoid creating a unholy mess of my email/spending a week trying to fix it. (Indeed, I have avoided this project for years for this reason, but I really, really want to do this.)