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I'm trying to send encrypted email to a recipient who I have a certificate for, but Thunderbird states:

End-to-end encryption requires resolving certificate issues for ....

That's rather unhelpful - what issues exactly? I've imported the CA certs into the system and they are shown in TB. openssl verify on the cert returns OK. I'm at a loss as to what might be the issue.

Hello

I've been setting up Thunderbird on MacOS. I was adding few Gmail accounts. Every account was using 2FA so I had to enter new verification code each time. When I was adding 3rd or 4th account and was entering Google verification code into the form it suggested one of the codes I used before. Codes had same first two numbers so I guess I know why this form suggested one of the old codes but where does Thunderbird store these codes? I've deleted search history and cache in Thunderbird and attempted adding another gmail account but this time when I was asked for 2FA code I started with older verification codes and this form remembered all of them. Is there a way to remove them? Where does Thunderbird store these codes?

Thanks for any suggestions

Hi There Mozilla Peeps,

I have Norton security on my computer and I recently signed up for an advanced email scanning service, but when I try to connect it it says it doesn't work with Thunderbird. Is there a fix for this?

Thank you!

SMachine

I've finished setting up the S/MIME encryption in Thunderbird, and imported all the certificates needed. When people with the certificates emailed me, I could receive and read all the emails. However, when I replied to the same people, I got the error message saying 'End-to-end encryption requires resolving cerficiate issues'. My colleagues imported the same certificates without any issues. Do you have any suggestions for me to solve the issue? Thank you very much!

Hello, I have had very good luck with junk being identified and moved to the junk folder, but now, while everything is still being identified as junk, it no longer moves to the junk folder. I have not changed settings and ocasionally some junk messages do go to the folder but then it stops and reverts to junk being identified but remaining in my inbox. Is there something I can try to get it working like it used to?

I keep getting someone or something trying to access my Email and having to confirm exceptions all the time. The slight change to the Email address always appears to be the same. Can you please stop this hapening. Thank You Les Nowak

Have two accounts in Thunderbird, for one configured PGP-Encryption, for another wanted to setup S/MIME with a certificate, however, I'm missing end-to-end encryption menu in this account setup (only the first one has it). Do I miss some check-box somewhere?

I want to switch from Outlook and use Thunderbird for our office emails. However there is no way to protect the saved email logins.

When I use a master password, every time the user opens Thunderbird, they need to enter the password but I do not want to give them the master password as it defeats the purpose. Ideally the master password or another setting should protect the saved logins only and the user should be able to login to Thunderbird without additional password.

So this means Thunderbird is not an application to use in office environments?

I notice that pressing J highlights a 'scam status" logo appears on the same line as the message I want to send to Junk or Spam box. But highlighting the logo leaves me with another action which I assume is to sort by spam status and select all such messages and either delete them all or carry them to Spam. Is there a faster way to do this? Thank you Brian in Auckland, New Zealand

Video showing what I mean.

How to fix this bug: upon canceling entering password, close application. Simple. No pop-ups, no client loading anyway DEFEATING the entire purpose of using a password.

Critical security bug

Thunderbird 128.9.0esr (64 bits)

I created various filters manually for the reception of emails. Those last weeks, a lot of messages, even spams, are redirected in my private folders, in spite of defined rules, instead of being simply shipped in the box "incoming messages".!