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Won't display any read / saved emails

borisgoodenough

Using Thunderbird 128.8.1 on Windows 10 (yes, I know). Have used Thunderbird for many years, with thousands of saved messages in local folders.

When I started the program this morning, no previously "Read" messages of any kind (local or online) appeared in any folder -- just the new, Unread messages in the Inbox. If I read a new message and then go on to another one, the first message also disappears, whether I leave it in the Inbox or move it to another folder.

In Troubleshooting Mode, all the "Read" messages show up, so they're clearly still accessible. I feel like I must have accidentally toggled a switch not to display "Read" messages -- but not sure how to reverse the process.

Thanks for any help!

Using Thunderbird 128.8.1 on Windows 10 (yes, I know). Have used Thunderbird for many years, with thousands of saved messages in local folders. When I started the program this morning, no previously "Read" messages of any kind (local or online) appeared in any folder -- just the new, Unread messages in the Inbox. If I read a new message and then go on to another one, the first message also disappears, whether I leave it in the Inbox or move it to another folder. In Troubleshooting Mode, all the "Read" messages show up, so they're clearly still accessible. I feel like I must have accidentally toggled a switch not to display "Read" messages -- but not sure how to reverse the process. Thanks for any help!

എല്ലാ മറുപടികളും (2)

Two minutes after writing the above, I clicked the "Quick Filter" button and al the missing messages appeared. Problem solved.

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Thank you. Please mark it solved so that it is removed from open questions list. Thanks.