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Lost unread emails in INBOX - did not delete; not in Trash or Junk. Have a backup per "Import/ExportTools NG". When I open the backup "folder" via WIN Explorer, don't see any InBox "folder", etc. and "folder" tree structure does not resemble my T-Bird Folders and Subfolders. Can I just restore the inbox, without having to restore everything in the backup?? Thank you. Greg

Overnight lost almost 1300 unread emails. To my knowledge, did not delete them, they are not in Trash or Junk, even checked WIN recycle bin. Nothing. Any ideas, suggestions?

Received message from Microsoft they are changing over to the New Modern Authentication as of Sept. 16th. Thunderbird does support Modern Authentication for using a third party But do I need to do anything?

 I can't change my server settings with SMPT from changing the "normal password"to" OAuth2"  though I can change the IMAP server from "normal password" to "OAuth2". Is this neccesary>
Please help, I've been a user of TBird for over 25 years!  I don't care for the "bells and whistles " that other sites offer.  I love the simplicity of TBird.  mj

I'm down to the last few days before Outlook will not be usable on Thunderbird unless I jump through some hoops.

I've seen posts about deleting the Outlook account, then reinstalling it in Thunderbird and Thunderbird will create the necessary security steps to make it usable again. This seems to be the method that works rather than just going into the settings and changing the necessary security settings.

MY QUESTION IS: I have lots of emails (sent and received from past months and years) that I keep in folders within Thunderbird.

How can I keep those folders/emails in the format I have if it's necessary to delete the account on Thunderbird then reestablish it? My understanding is that deleting it in Thunderbird will also delete all local folders and email saved within that account.

Thanks B

I utilize folders for organizing bookmarks. Twice now I have had one of my bookmarks deleted by Firefox and I do not know what to do to stop it. Unsure of what I was doing the first time when I realized it had happened. This time, just a couple of hours ago, I was organizing my bookmarks and it was there and I did put a new bookmark in it. When I was done I went into Firefox and opened the tab to make sure it was working correctly and after closed everything out. I did not delete anything but some older bookmarks and made sure that no folders were highlighted and in fact, the folder in question was there before I closed out of Firefox. I come back, without shutting my computer down, open Firefox and it was gone. This is at best frustrating and at worst makes me want to use another browser altogether.

I recently accessed a scam retailer website on my phone and made a purchase. When I tried to open the same website on my computer using Firefox, to show my husband how professional the scam site is, it was blocked by Norton safe search. Does the Firefox app have a similar extension that can be used?