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Can't open Thunderbird from the screen icon on my Mac book pro

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Downloaded the icon for the toolbar on my mac book pro and it was working until today. I don't know why, but when I click it, nothing happens. If I click the banner that shows up on the upper right corner of my screen when I get mail, it opens normally. I have to be quick with my mouse, but it does open and function normally. Trouble is, I have to wait until that banner appears to open the program.

Downloaded the icon for the toolbar on my mac book pro and it was working until today. I don't know why, but when I click it, nothing happens. If I click the banner that shows up on the upper right corner of my screen when I get mail, it opens normally. I have to be quick with my mouse, but it does open and function normally. Trouble is, I have to wait until that banner appears to open the program.

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First, please double check you've installed the program correctly. Sometimes user may try to run the application from an incomplete download or something like that. This link shows a Firefox installation, but if you simply replace the FF icons with Thunderbird, the result is the same. Here's the link: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Installing_Firefox#Mac_OS_X

If the installation is ok, then try running Disk Utility (inside Applications > Utilities) and repair permissions.

If that doesn't help, then maybe the problem could be an incompatible theme/extension. Try running TBird on Safe Mode to see if there is any conflict with extensions and themes. To start Safe Mode, quit TBird (if it's running -- which is your case). Then open Terminal and type this line exactly as is (copy the line and paste it on Terminal after the prompt):

/Applications/Thunderbird.app/Contents/MacOS/thunderbird-bin -safe-mode

If TBird works well without any problems, then you'll know the problem is either an extension or theme installed.