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I have a dual boot laptop. It came with Win 11 installed and I added a new ssd with an old Win 10 system, which had Thunderbird configured. The win 10 system worked fine with outlook and I saw and verified the password. I upgraded the Win 10 to Win 11 and it all continued to work fine. I again checked the password stored in Thunderbird. When I tried to set up the same account in Thunderbird on the "as installed" Win 11, it fails to pass authentication. I have no idea why since I have checked the password in the "old" system and used it in the new. I have tried using the menu option "New Account" and the submenu option for "+ New Account" within the "Account Settings" menu item. Both seem to take me to the same automatic process - which is what is failing. I can't see what, if anything, I'm doing wrong. Any help much appreciated. The laptop is a MSI Katana AI B8VE (using AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS.

Have been running classic Outlook email in Win 10 for years, with a blueyonder.co.uk (Virgin) email address. Now moving to a new PC running Windows 11. Tried to setup Outlook email in Win 11, but Outlook keeps telling me that my blueyonder address doesn't exist though I still get emails on my phone and my old PC running Windows 10. Given up on Outlook and advised by a friend to try Thunderbird. Now trying to setup Thunderbird. It looks very hopeful; it found my Virgin account and setup corresponding server settings, but when I click on "Done" I get the message "Unable to log in at server. Probably wrong configuration, username or password." I have checked my password by signing in to Virgin, where I can see my emails. Dave.

Thunderbird can't seem to add my outlook account and keeps telling me to check username and password; both of which are correct.

I have two separate accounts; a hotmail account and an outlook account. It added the hotmail, but won't add the outlook account.

There still does not seem to be any way to search for an exact term. For example, if I search for "provider", I get matches for things like "provide", "provides", etc. This makes Search anywhere from unhelpful to completely useless: imagine trying to find emails that mention your friend "Don".

I am sure the people behind Thunderbird think that this "feature" is helpful, and occasionally it is, but it is disastrous when the user knows precisely what they want but can't find it.

Please can we have an option for exact matches only?

BTW, from I can tell people have been asking for this for at least five years.

Hi, I used Thunderbird on a portable computer in installing automatically my mailboxes without issue. Then the systems suggested me to upgrade to Windows 11. I did.

But since that time I can not more use Thunderbird because it cannot set up my mailboxes on outlook and a specific national operator.

Is there an issiue in usign Thunderbord under Windows 11 ?

Tks.

I am trying to re-set my login. I have the correct pwrd . When Thunderbird finds my account and I click on "done" , the message "incoming servicr already exists". After that nothing happens.

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Running TB 128.14.0esr on Linux Mint MATE. In the Create new message (Write) window, I want to change the background colour of the panel that contains From, To, and Subject. This is currently a light grey. What userChrome code can I use to change the colour? Thanks

I have tried changing the font sizes in settings, but that doesn't seem to do anything to the font/size used to display the list of accounts and folders. I also tried changing Windows font size, and that does change the font size, but the bottom of each item is still truncated. I can't find a density setting in Thunderbird.

Thanks for any suggestions KR

I've searched and tried all suggested solutions but nothing is stopping the constant popup asking for a password for a long deleted email account. I removed all saved PWs. I removed contacts that received email from that deleted account, I've cleared cache etc etc etc.

Nothing is stopping this extremely annoying popup.

Help please.

Thunderbird suddenly fails to download any emails on one account after a certain date and time but downloads the last email prior to then repeatedly. This occurs on only one of my computers running windows 11 and started immediately following a windows update. Other email accounts from the same email provider continue to work properly.

Trying to set up a new email account in Thunderbird I go to the Account Hub, enter the name and then the email address of the new account and select <Continue>. There then appears a greyed-out box showing "looking up configuration" with the usual turning circle indicating waiting for a response. After three hours still greyed-out with the turning circle and no response. I have tried several times. Please advise a solution

Thunderbird ver 140.0 (64-bit) on Windows 11.

Brand new, fresh installation of Thunderbird. - Added a GMail account. That worked. - I tried to add an account with my personal domain. I enter my name, the email account, and Thunderbird gets stuck in an unending loop looking up the configuration. - Other email clients have successfully looked up the config and did the setup without a problem. - The email account is handled via IONOS.com servers. - If you gave me a manual setup option I could handle it but there is none; TB goes straight into trying to handle it itself.

Any ideas?

TY, Frank

Hi Everybody,

version: 143.0.1 (64-bit)

I had an "activity" indicator on the very bottom of my Thunderbird interface. It would show that I was connecting to my ISP and indicate how many messages it was downloading, as well as show a counter.

Somehow, I lost that indicator.

Could someone tell me how to get it back?

May Thanks, Paul

Thunderbird performs a compaction. When it is finished the blue progress line is still showing on the bottom right hand side of the window.

You can select any folder and any view condition (read, all, tags etc) and no emails are shown anywhere.

• Restarting Thunderbird fixes the problem with no errors.
• This has happened a lot of times now and is consistent.
• If you force a compaction the problem does not occur.

Update: Usually, in frustration, I restart Thunderbird to fix the problem. This time, whilst typing this forum question, the problem resolved itself. I guess about ten minutes elapsed before the application righted itself. I will watch for the next incident and see what other information can be observed.