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Multiple accounts command line

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Hello,

When I started using thunderbird, the loading time of thunderbird was fast. Currently I have 12 email accounts and now when I start thunderbird it takes almost a minute before thunderbird is fully loaded.

My question:

Is it possible to create 12 seperate ""profiles", each profile represents an email account. Then through command line start thunderbird and the desired email account. Example: thunderbird.exe /profile_1

Profile_1 contains one email account.

This way I always start with one email account (one inbox) and thunderbird boots normally.

Thank you and kind regards,

Ron

Hello, When I started using thunderbird, the loading time of thunderbird was fast. Currently I have 12 email accounts and now when I start thunderbird it takes almost a minute before thunderbird is fully loaded. My question: Is it possible to create 12 seperate ""profiles", each profile represents an email account. Then through command line start thunderbird and the desired email account. Example: thunderbird.exe /profile_1 Profile_1 contains one email account. This way I always start with one email account (one inbox) and thunderbird boots normally. Thank you and kind regards, Ron

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"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe" -profile e:\my_profile will launch Thunderbird with the profile stored at e:\my_profile

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"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe" -profile e:\my_profile will launch Thunderbird with the profile stored at e:\my_profile