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When I create a calendar event, it will not show up in the calendar view (Month), even after trying several times. What I found is, it will only show up on the calendar if I uncheck the Notify Attendees box at the bottom, which is by default always checked. After I uncheck the Notify attendees box on an event, that event, and each successive event will then show up on the calendar, regardless if I have the Notify attendees box checked or unchecked. I looked to see if I can uncheck this box in Settings, but do not see where this can be done.

Is there a way to have the Notify attendees box unchecked by default when I create a new calendar event?

How can we trust you, when their is no response to our questions or any serious concerns about security settings that reside in our address box ? Connecting to firefox for any logical help or honest dialogue is almost impossible. I don't feel secure using firefox simply because no one ever responds or seems to care about web security...Should we continue to use https://www. and if not why ...and how does firefox protect us ? No help. No explanations. Is it time to look at a more secure browser that responds to security issues ?

I am a novice in Thunderbird on Android (version 8.2). I have uploaded my settings from my desktop, where there is

       <value key="sentFolderSelection">AUTOMATIC</value>
       <value key="subscribedFoldersOnly">false</value>
       <value key="syncRemoteDeletions">true</value>
       <value key="uploadSentMessages">true</value>

So, I expect that the emails I send will be stored in the folder where there is the message I reply to.

But unfortunately, they are not there. I tried to find them in Sent, Archive... but did not succeed anywhere.

For nearly a year, now, I've been very happily receiving my YouTube comment notifications regularly and quite satisfyingly. Since this latest update, suddenly they are not showing up in any part of my INBOX, when I check my e-mail.

I've checked all the settings I can find, regarding notifications -- both on YouTube and Thunderbird. I changed a couple of things that shouldn't have made any difference, and they didn't.

I have three YouTube channels, and I tried switching to my earliest one as the "official" one that uses my lindawing2@gmail.com e-mail sign-in, hoping that that might make things work again. I had it set, before to my Grandma's Got Grace channel (which is my third channel), and that didn't make any difference, either. My other channel is Grandma's Gone Gaming. It also uses lindawing2@gmail.com for my sign-in. So I didn't bother trying to change over to that one.

I'm still getting ALL (and that's a huge listing every day) of my notifications under the bell, in the YouTube menu, but I don't care for the way those work. I MUCH prefer the way the Thunderbird e-mail has been processing those notifications for quite some time, now ... until the latest update.

This is very frustrating. The change has also affected notifications that I usually get from other channels (those by friends who have their own websites and/or chat channels set up, that allow me to ask for notifications of messages they send me).

I'm getting NO notifications at all, in my Thunderbird app, now. Period.

How do I add a website to the correct exception or allowed list? Meaning, I have a new website my doctor has given me for my prescriptions but since it has "drugs" in the web address firefox doesn't allow me to connect. I don't have parental controls through firefox but I do through my internet provider (Cox) and it doesn't have any options to allow specific websites while keeping the parental controls in place. Any suggestions?

I just switched to K9/Thunderbird pn my Android device Is there a way to create/import subfolder which i use for my mailbox before? My account is using POP/SMTP and work fine except thr subfolder

I don't.t see any menu bat except three dots, I can't find settings for popup control and Pravicy security doesn't open anything and I can't access ant way to open Firefox in Safe mode.