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In the last month or 2, when I delete an email it does not show in the trash folder. I can wait from 5 minutes to even the next time I reboot my puter to finally see it it trash. Sometimes it sends it to the all mail or important folder instead of trash. And if I delete from there, it still takes tons of time to end up in the trash folder...if it even gets there. This seems to be getting worse by the day. I have clicked repair folder, no change, I have cleared Thunderbird's cache, no change. It's also now taking way too much time to load an email that contains a picture. This happens with at least 3 of these gmails. I'm at a loss here and extremely frustrated and about to change these gmails from imap to pop. win10 and TB is up to date. But it doesn't compact folders as much as it used to either. Any help appreciated

I have used Thunderbird for years with complete success. Recently (within the past month) I have lost the ability to send (SMTP) mail and receive the following error message: "Send Message Error, Sending of the message failed. Unable to authenticate to Outgoing server (SMTP). Please check the password and verify the 'Authentication method' in 'Account Settings | Outgoing server (SMTP)." [I just change my from address to another one going through Network Solutions and the mail sends just fine.]

Everything seems to be in order when checking my settings. I finally called Yahoo and spent an hour on the phone with them, including a supervisor (in the background) and they were unable to correct the situation. Yes, since I had called them from their tech support line (I looked it up; did not call anything sent to me) and they worked on my computer trying to fix it. They finally said it was a Thunderbird issue and said I needed to contact Thunderbird.

I am able to send from my phone (Android) using the same cox.net e-mail address. My wife is able to send from her computer using her cox.net via Thunderbird. My wife's incoming mail is IMAP while mine are all POP.

I happen to have several cox.net accounts and get the same SMTP error on all. However, all receive POP mail just fine, but see the next paragraph.

[As an aside (?), I should note that after Yahoo attempted to "fix" the problem, ALL my incoming cox.net mail comes into ALL of my cox.net accounts regardless of which one is addressed.]

I don't even know where to start at this point. Thanks for any help.

Bill

I updated t the latest version of Thunderbird but since then none of my email addresses were changed with the update. Tried all the advice on line but still can't retrieve my saved email addresses from the inbox and sent box

For a few weeks now, sent emails have not been appearing in the "Sent" folder. The recipient receives the email, but I have no confirmation in "Sent" that it was actually sent. It was never a problem.

Attached is a picture of what my account settings looks like. Thunderbird stopped syncing my emails from a gmail account. How do I get it to continue syncing my emails?

After returning from a 6 day vacation, my wife attempted to download email from her Yahoo email account. There are nearly 200 messages that have piled up but they aren't moving. I've uninstalled and re-installed TB. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the app password in Yahoo. There is no problem with accessing the email via any web browser. I spent 49 minutes on a tech support call with Yahoo and they have said the problem is with TB because they repeated the same steps I have. I checked firewall settings and the only antivirus program on the computer is Malware Bytes and it's not running in the background. The version of TB is the most recent as of yesterday. I don't see any sketchy looking emails in the web version of Yahoo Mail when it's opened. It's set up as a POP3 account and has been since Cox Internet gave their email over to Yahoo. I'd appreciate any assistance in resolving this because it's currently above my pay grade and tech support at Yahoo.

Bug report 15 Aug. 2026

The disappearing emails.

It took me a while to find out what was going on. My friend said some of his Sent mail was nowhere to be found. After searching for it in a 'wrong' place it does not exist. Sending to the same recipient and again it just disappears. Simplifying the mail down to just address and the word "test", it still disappears. No combination of a Thunderbird search nor an Everything search finds anything. No return error message from this provider nor the recipients.

This address is for the local electricity board, other mails to other departments

go through correctly and are found in the Sent email directory.

A careful inspection of the contact information shows this is the only department

without a "Shown Name" it only has an email address filled in.

Entering a Name for this contact solves the problem, it now shows up in the Sent

folder and is easily searchable.

I hope this explanation helps some one else with a 'Houdini' email.

Thunderbird running 70-80% CPU with status bar showing. Once status bar is removed this drops. Have noticed some bug reports mentioned Linux but I'm on Windows 10 ESU (up to date). Updated TB to 153.0.3esr but no improvement. Tried troubleshoot mode but no improvement. Also noticed that emails aren't getting moved to the deleted folder from inbox. Checked today and none had been moved for 3 days. I deleted some of the older ones from 'Deleted' and then it did update.

Little thing. None of the sections seemed appropriate. Win 11 153.0.3 (64-bit) In the left-hand panel of Calendar the top left icon of the actual calendar day/week/month matrix is supposed to take you to today (though it's not obvious by the icon which changed a few versions back). When first coming to it after a restart (hibernation mostly in my case) it doesn't move the highlighted day. I have to click first on any other day, then click the icon for it to go to today.

I am using Thunderbird Meadow.

Is it possible to send emails without a subject, other than getting the warning dialogue box.

It would be very useful.

Thank you

1. 1. Thunderbird connects to my IMAP/SMTP server but neither receives nor sends mail

I am having a problem with Thunderbird on Windows with a custom-domain email account hosted by Advika Web.

1. 1. 1. Account

Email address: `connect@synergyappstudio.com`

Mail hosting provider: Advika Web

The mailbox and password are confirmed to be valid because I can successfully log in to the provider's webmail using the same email address and password.

1. 1. 1. Server settings provided by the hosting provider

Incoming IMAP:

• Server: `mail.synergyappstudio.com`
• Port: `993`
• Connection security: SSL/TLS
• Authentication: Normal password
• Username: `connect@synergyappstudio.com`

Outgoing SMTP:

• Server: `mail.synergyappstudio.com`
• Port: `465`
• Connection security: SSL/TLS
• Authentication: Normal password
• Username: `connect@synergyappstudio.com`

1. 1. 1. What happens in Thunderbird

Thunderbird shows:

> Connected to mail.synergyappstudio.com

However, incoming messages are not downloaded and outgoing messages cannot be sent.

The SMTP error I received was:

> The connection to Outgoing server (SMTP) mail.synergyappstudio.com timed out.

1. 1. 1. Connectivity tests

I tested the server from Windows PowerShell.

Port 993:

`Test-NetConnection mail.synergyappstudio.com -Port 993`

Result:

> RemoteAddress: 103.69.196.146 > RemotePort: 993 > TcpTestSucceeded: True

Port 465:

`Test-NetConnection mail.synergyappstudio.com -Port 465`

Result:

> RemoteAddress: 103.69.196.146 > RemotePort: 465 > TcpTestSucceeded: True

Therefore, both TCP ports are reachable from my computer.

1. 1. 1. TLS tests

I also tested the actual TLS handshake rather than just TCP connectivity.

TLS 1.2 against IMAP 993 failed with:

> Unable to read data from the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.

TLS 1.0 against IMAP 993 produced the same result:

> Unable to read data from the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.

I also tested the TLS handshake against SMTP 465 and received the same "connection was forcibly closed by the remote host" result.

1. 1. 1. Comparison with Outlook

There is an important comparison:

The same mailbox **successfully connects and authenticates in Classic Outlook** using the same server and credentials.

However, I am using Microsoft Office Home & Student, so Classic Outlook is not available to me as a practical permanent solution for this business email account.

Microsoft's **New Outlook** also fails to add the account and displays:

> Sign in failed. Please try again in a few minutes. You may need an app password.

The mailbox does not use Microsoft 365 authentication. It is a conventional hosting-provider IMAP/SMTP mailbox.

1. 1. 1. Thunderbird troubleshooting already attempted

I have:

• Confirmed the password works through webmail.
• Confirmed the supplied IMAP/SMTP server names.
• Confirmed ports 993 and 465 are reachable.
• Confirmed SSL/TLS settings.
• Used Normal Password authentication.
• Used the full email address as the username.
• Tried Thunderbird with the supplied IMAP/SMTP settings.
• Reduced **Maximum number of server connections to cache** from the default 5 to 3 and then to 1. This did not resolve the problem.
• Restarted Thunderbird after changing the connection-cache setting.
• Tried Thunderbird's connection logging, but the generated log files remained 0 KB, so no useful log was produced.

1. 1. 1. Additional observation

Thunderbird displays "Connected to mail.synergyappstudio.com", but the account does not actually synchronize incoming mail.

The provider's webmail works normally, and Classic Outlook works with the same mailbox.

1. 1. 1. What I would like help determining

Could you please help determine whether this is:

1. A Thunderbird IMAP/SMTP compatibility issue with this particular mail server; 2. A TLS negotiation issue; 3. A Thunderbird configuration/profile issue; 4. A Windows/security-software interaction; or 5. Something specific to the mail server's IMAP/SMTP implementation?

In particular, I would like to understand why Thunderbird can establish the connection but cannot complete the IMAP/SMTP communication, while Classic Outlook works with the same server, ports and credentials.

I can provide Thunderbird version information, Troubleshooting Information, screenshots of the account configuration, or any additional diagnostic information you need.

Every time I start Thunderbird it takes several minutes and sometimes doesn't start up. Once it does open up, emails do update new ones but if I go to account settings and select anything it hangs up. If I click on it, grays out and gets a message Thunderbird not responding. I have to open task manager to stop the program. Why aren't the emails on my email server get deleted/ moved updated when using Thunderbird? It seems like the only thing that happens only gets changed on the device I made changes to only. (computer, or phone or laptop)

As above, is there any EASY way to edit the Subject line on a received email. These days, most accounts are via email, and currently if I receive a bill for payment, I have to add an XNote or something similar, to note that I have paid, which means that you then have to open that email, to see it... Would be SO much easier, if I could just add a note to the subject line. Realise that you can (laboriously) go through the actual mail files and edit/create a script to do this, but before I go through the process, was thinking there must be an easier way??

Thanks,

I am encountering a message of "The installation seems to be incomplete. Please check your hardware and disk setup and/or re-install." when trying to run Thunderbird.

This first occurred on a system that had been working for a while. An update may have been installed.

Here's what I've tried. -

Uninstall Thunderbird (along with Firefox and Mozilla Maintenance.) Checked for Program Files/Mozilla folder (all were removed). Run SFC / Scannow Run CHKDSK Installed pending Windows update. Restarted the System Renamed (essentially removed) Profiles folder Turned antivirus software off Downloaded and installed the latest version of Firefox, then Thunderbird. Launched Thunderbird. Still received the same error..

Any ideas on how to resolve the issue?

I usually browse my emails using saved search folders. Messages in these search folders are losing their tags. I tag the messages, and when I browse them later, the tags are gone. The same happens in regular folders and subfolders. If I browse the regular folders and tag messages while visualizing these folders, the same happens again. Any guesses?

My e-mail stopped downloading. It was working fine, I changed nothing, no error message. It accepts my password, cycles through it's process, then quits without downloading anything. Sending still seems to work.

We did relocate from home to my folks' in-between, but I've never had issues at their place before, and otherwise my connection to their wireless works fine.