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I will receive an email in my Inbox and open it to read. When I close and exit the email, it will stay bolded in the Inbox, as if it's a new email that hasn't been read yet. The only way to get it to "un-bold" to show it's been read already, is to right click on it and select "mark as read". Is there a setting I am missing to show opened emails as read?

Nothing is working on Thunderbird after update this morning. Get Messages when clicked -nothing happens. Does not bring up login window. Window is not hidden. I can open write message, but again, no password window to send.

Restarted both Thunderbird and windows machine. Update history shows installed and successfully so. Cannot find a place to rollback update to test.

Hello. Hoping this doesn't have a simple answer that I can't find on my own, but I have looked and haven't found anything yet.

I've been using Thunderbird for a while to manage all my email accounts. But the layout started doing something weird this morning that makes it almost unusable for me. I noticed this about 11:45 in the morning and it had been working normally until that moment all morning.

When I open Thunderbird with layout set to Classic View, the "Welcome to Thunderbird" page is visible normally in the bottom of the screen. When I click on an email to open it, the email usually appears on top of this welcome page so I still have almost half the vertical screen space for reading my emails. I typically use the F8 key to turn this pane on and off.

Today, it seems that the emails started only taking up about a quarter of that space. Between the list of emails and the pane where I read the emails, the "Welcome to Thunderbird" page remains partly visible, taking up screen space. I only have a little bit of the email visible. It remains this way no matter which layout I change to. Did I press a button that changed this accidentally? I can't see why anyone would want this sort of layout.

I have screen shots to help you see what is happening. The first one shows what Thunderbird looks like when I first open it. That appears normal. The 2nd image shows what happens when I try to open an email. As you can see, the Welcome page is now occupying a big part of the screen and there's barely any space to read emails. I can't adjust it with the mouse. How can I remove this?

I am connected to the internet with Bluestream fiber. I have a comcast email account. the outgoing server is imap@ comcast.net.

Send a simple emailtakes several secoounds from inside Thunderbird. If I send from the comcast website no problem.

have checked server settings etc. cannot find a solution

I can not use my contact group to send an email, just switched over to Windows 11 if that is the problem. The contact list comes up for single contacts but not a group. I don't know if the file got corrupted when I changed out the computer.

When I try to open Thunderbird I get the message "login to server pop.telstra.com with username [email]@bigpond.com failed". I have already referred this issue to Mozilla support - reference i.d. 248828. Please advise what I can do.

I recently migrated to a new Mac and used the export tool in Thunderbird to transfer my data. I successfully imported all the information into Thunderbird on the new Mac.

While I can receive emails without any issues, I am unable to send emails. Every time I try to send a message, it times out with the following error:

"The message could not be sent because the connection to the Outgoing (SMTP) server smtp.xxxx.jp timed out. Try again."

What could be causing this issue, and how can I fix it?

Hi Everyone,

First off I'm on the latest version of Thunderbird as I type this version 102.15.1 (64 bit)

I needed to do a re-install of my operating system, and I made a backup of my Thunderbird Profile Folder and I thought as I've done heaps of times just plant back in the usual spot where it lives.

When I do that, and I fire up the program I get the attached image of this message.

So how do I go about importing my old thunderbird profile please?

Many thanks!

Hello,

we have transfered a domain to a new registrar and unfortunately didn't create a backup of emails.

When we connected succesfully to Thunderbird mail, all of our mails were gone, is there any way to get those emails back or maybe ask Thunderbird to create a backup and upload it to new mail?

Please help!

My Eudora email just stopped working. My email server agent helped set up Thunderbird and did some quick steps to move two folders over to Thunderbird. I can't figure out how he did it. Can someone plese advise the step by step procedure?

And how do I move new emails into these folders? I can move emails into "Archives" and "sent" but not the new folder.

I am receiving a notification that states "The certificate for mail.rvtrailers.com.au is not valid for that server. Someone could be trying to impersonate the server a" and I am not receiving any e-mails. The pop up does not give an error code. When I click on the pop up I get this

! You are about to override how Thunderbird Identifies this site Legitimate banks, stores, and other public sites will not ask you to do this Location mail.rvtrailers.com.au:143 get certificate This site attempts to identify itself with invalid information view.....

Wrong Site

The certificate belongs to a different site, which could mean that someone is trying to impersonate this site

The 'From' field in email messages includes a display name and an email address - really 2 separate pieces of information, yet the message filters don't seem to have a mechanism to specify one or the other. I'd like to add a filter to look only at the display name... Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,