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I hope someone answers me in Dutch. I cannot open my mail, because I cannot close the "welkom bij Thunderbird" page, that showed when i opened my mailprogramm. I donated, did not work, still not closing, i started my computer again , did not help. I see new mail is incoming but opening is not possible. I hope that i don't have to install it again.Thank you

Guten Tag, ich arbeite mit Thunderbird auf Linux Mint. Jeweils in den aktuellsten Versionen: Linux Mint 22.1 Cinnamon Thunderbird 128.11.0esr (64-Bit)

Auf meinem bisherigen Rechner begann Thunderbird mit dem letzten Upgrade von Linux Mint langsamer zu laufen. Da ich mir nicht anders zu helfen wusste, habe ich in einen neuen Computer investiert. Obwohl der Rechner jetzt deutlich performanter sein sollte, hängt Thunderbird mindestens genauso wie vorher. Zum Teil ruft Thunderbird auf dem neuen Rechner auch keine neuen E-Mails mehr ab. Ein Neustart korrigiert das zwar wieder, aber beim nächsten Start kann es dann wieder genauso sein.

Alles, was man in den Foren findet, um Thunderbird schneller zu machen, habe ich erledigt. Cache gelöscht, im abgesicherten Modus gestartet (da ist Thunderbird genauso langsam). Auch verschieben von Nachrichten in Archivordner brachte keine wirkliche Besserung.

Ich nutze Thunderbird für 7 Kalender (zum Teil lokal) und 10 E-Mail-Adressen bei unterschiedlichen Anbietern.

Als Add-on habe ich DKIM Verifyer installiert und aktiv.

Ehrlich gesagt, bin ich inzwischen ziemlich verzweifelt, was das Thema angeht. Witzigerweise lassen sich die Entwicklerwerkzeuge nicht aufrufen. Keine Ahnung, ob das vielleicht ein Indiz für den Fehler sein könnte.

Hat jemand eine Idee? Oder noch Fragen?

Herzlichen Dank.

Since Thursday last week, I've not been able to receive or send e-mails.

I constantly receive the error asking for my password. It's the same for my hotmail account and my two gmail accounts.

Please help.

Carol

How do I change the scroll bar width in Thunderbird? I can change the width in W11, but it has no effect in Thunderbird. I am using Thunderbird version 128.8.1esr 64 bit.

Thank you

Thunderbird crashed on me last night: "thunderbird killed by SIGSEGV"

The attached image shows that I'm being prompted for an API key. I'm not sure what that is or how to generate one (I presume unique to me?).

I believe I need one in order to file a bug. I can't seem to circumvent it.

Can anyone guide me in the right direction please?

STOP [redacted] ASKING ME IF I WANT TO MOVE TO SOME APP OR CONTINUE IN THE BROWSER I AM IN THE BROWSER I HAVE CHOSEN TO BE THERE I SHOULDNT HAVE CONFIRM THAT WITH YOU EVERY 5[redacted] SECONDS

WHILE WE'RE AT IT, STOP [redacted] ASKING ME IF ILL ALLOW PASTING, I JUST [redacted] TAPPED "PASTE" THAT IS WHAT I MEANT TO DO LESS CONFIRMING NONSENSE LESS WASTE OF MY [redacted] TIME

Hi, after the recent update i am not able to click on the File menu on extreme top left corner, i think it is due to the rounded corners of the selection box, the corner pixels are inactive when hovering over. This makes clicking harder, before i could click it blindly by moving the mouse to the top teft corner fast, now i have to aim it, please fix this.

I am looking for a way to adjust the settings, or really anything else, in a way that would result in the site being displayed like it should be because it is a rather integral part of the game and I really don't know where else to look anymore. Now, I suspect that it's because I switched to Ubuntu because I've never had this issue with Firefox while I still used Windows, but I really hope there's a way to resolve this. That being said, it seems to be specific to Firefox for Ubuntu because the colors show up in the menu when I use Opera on the same OS.

The four images I've added should show what I'm talking about (I really don't have a way to phrase this any better, sorry) and I really want Firefox to display the drop down menu like it is supposed to look: the colors themselves underneath the text. (it looks like Firefox on mobile now if that is any help in figuring out where to start, but I don't see why it would fail to show the site correctly on desktop)

The part of the site in the first two pictures is accessible without an account: Scrying Workshop

Edit: It occurs to me that I probably should list what I've tried already. - disabled enhanced tracking protection - checked my settings (colors are not overwritten) - tried it with a new profile - disabled all extensions - reinstalled Firefox

Try to get "tvlistingszap2it.com" --(which I have been using for 5 years)--- but it opens "newsnation" Started doing this on 17 Mar, 25. What is wrong ?? Can you fix it ??

Why is there a setting that doesn't do [expletive]? Picture-in-picture can't be disabled through settings or about:config..... So how the living [expletive] do I disable [expletive] buggy [expletive]? And how the [expletive] do I set it to continue playing even after closing the small picture? Why is there no [expletive] setting for this while you have a setting that doesn't do [expletive]?

My smtp account settings are correct yet anything sent is returned. When I go to my webmail account, I have no problem with sending anything. Does tbird have a different setting for SMTO?

How do I create a new mailing list? I'm trying to follow the instructions here, but with the address book open, I don't have "mailing list" as an option under 'File' 'New'. See screenshot attached.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-create-and-use-mailing-lists-thunderbird

Thanks for your help.

My user upgraded Thunderbird to v136 and no longer can sync his calendar on our IMAP server (Cyrus). When Thunderbird attempts to log into the calendar Cyrus logs an "Internal Server Error" with the detail

May 5 15:11:39 XXXXX cyrus/https[198300]: badlogin: [10.8.0.10] Basic SASL(-1): generic failure: All-whitespace username. May 5 15:11:39 XXXXX cyrus/https[198300]: [10.8.0.10] with "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:138.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/138.0" via SESSIONID=<cyrus-1746483098-198300-1-4996003587903488780>; "PUT /dav/calendars/user/XXXXX/Default/040000008200E00074C5B7101A82E00800000000E0076891A1BDDB0100000000000000001000000076BAF045101B7D4EA90CA085DF4D7B11.ics HTTP/2" (if-none-match=*) => "HTTP/2 500 Internal Server Error" (stream-id=3; error=The server encountered an internal error.) [timing: cmd=0.000448 net=0.000035 total=0.000483]

The user can access their email so their account username/password is stored correctly in Thunderbird, it's just not making it to the calendar subsystem.

Failure is 100%. The user can access their calendar from the previous version of Thunderbird and by using another app on their phone.

1. Thunderbird was not my default mail client in Windows. When I tried to select it as default it did not appear in Windows' list of applications.

2. I tried to find the my profile and it showed where it was - but that directory did not exist. I finally was able to make a new profile and the directory showed up - but then the default-esr profile disappeared and now I can't find it and neither can Thunderbird. Is there a way to find where it went? I don't believe I delete it, it just went away. This is the message I get:

Your Thunderbird profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible

Have always set up accounts so they download all messages to hard drive.

Since 3/27/25, it is as if it never officially logs the downloads as downloaded, so it downloads each day as if it hasn't been done since 3/27/25, marking all of the messages since then as new.

File is very large so want to try fixing without deleting entire file.

Tried the 'repair this folder' but that didn't work.

Having trouble identifying the exact folder on the hard drive to delete since there are several different accounts in the Thunderbird setup.