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using Tbird, 3 email accounts are working fine. login to att mail server fails always. Att server settings: imap, port 993, ssl, normal password, smtp port 465. i can login to att from web apps and numerous email programs. I want to use Tbird again, have previously used it for years!

I'm trying to setup tbsync to use with Google Contacts. I'm running 128.12.0 esr. I've installed tbsync and Google-4-tbsync.

I followed the instructions to create Google credentials, but where do I put them? And the account setup for tbsync asks for a "client secret" - what's that?

For no reason I can determine my leftmost column displaying my accounts and archive folders has disappeared. I have spent hours trying to find an answer but nothing I have tried has worked.

Mozilla previously released Thunderbird on Flathub. However, the version of Thunderbird available on Flathub does not support Arm64. As a result, many users rely on the built-in repositories of their Linux distributions to install Thunderbird. Unfortunately, the Thunderbird versions provided by many of these repositories are outdated. Using outdated versions poses security risks and does not meet modern security standards. I believe Thunderbird should provide an Arm64 build on Flathub so that users can more easily access the latest version of Thunderbird.

To ensure I didn't lose a draft message while composing, I selected the message in my Drafts folder and through the sub-menu, did "Copy To" my Inbox. Now ALL messages in my Inbox are labeled with "This is a draft message".

This appears to be a bug that was fixed many years ago but has resurfaced. Please provide a method to correct this situation and squash this bug again.

I would like to send three photos as an email attachment. It seems that Thunderbird only allows one attachment at a time. How can I send more than one photo in the same email?

I would like to back up my huge email history which is saved in numerous sub-folder folders on my Windows 11 computer. According to Thunderbird settings, my profile should be at the default location: C:\Users\jorda\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\5ypfc1q9.default-release\ImapMail\imap.dreamhost.com But when I open the AppData folder, there is no sub-folder named "Thunderbird". In the "View" menu, "show hidden items" is checked. In the Troubleshooting menu, under Application Basics, Profile Folder, when I click on "Open Folder (Local drive)", I get a message saying: "C\Users\jorda\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\5ypfc1q9.default-release is unavailable. If the locatoin is on this PC, make sure the device or drive is connected or the disc is inserted, and then try again. If the location is on a network, make sure you're connected to the network or Internet, and then try again. If the location still can't be found, it might have been moved or deleted". Yet Thunderbird is still working fine and all my past emails are accessible. I'm stumped - can anyone help me find or expose my Thunderbird profile folder?

I use Thunderbird as main email client on PC, I also access via iPAD email

On iPAD if I get a Calendar invite (eg Teams) I can scroll to bottom of the invite, and there is an option to add ICS file to Calendar. I click on it and it pushes the invite to Google Calendar, and it inserts the correct appointment.

However on my main device (W11 PC) Thunderbird does not show any ICS file. There is a banner that say "This message contains event information. Enable a Calendar to Handle it" Can it be configured to use Google Calendar as the linked Calendar ? If so, could someone explain to me how to do this.

Hello!

I just observed a new issue with S/MIME. When trying to send an encrypted mail to somebody new, I get an error “End-to-end encryption requires resolving certificate issues with somebody@example.com”.

The message is not very helpful, and doesn’t propose any solution. So a web search gave me this article: Prerequisite for sending an encrypted email message. It states:

> If Thunderbird considers the email's signature and the sender's certificate valid, it will automatically be imported and available when you attempt to encrypt an email to that correspondent using the S/MIME technology.

When I open the sender’s mail, the signature is confirmed as valid by Thunderbird.

Ignoring the warning message and trying to send the encrypted mail results in the following error in the log: `mailnews.send: NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE: Component returned failure code: 0x80070057 (NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE) [nsIMsgComposeSecure.beginCryptoEncapsulation]`

So, I verified in my list of certificates for people, and that new person didn’t figure in the list. Other people did, the last one from 6 June.

Is it possible there’s a bug causing TB to not import the certificate when I open the mail? What would a workaround be? Is there a way to import a sender’s certificate manually from their signed mail?

I can't quickly find a way into my Thunderbird emails since they stopped putting an email icon on the opening pages. Why did they do that and how do I get into my email quick enough to verify my identity in everything else?

have this issue since yesterday. can not send or receive emails. i verified the incoming and outgoing servers but it is like thunderbird is not connected to the internet. i checked the working offline is not selected and still have same issues. not sure how to further trouble shoot this. the computer i am using has internet and no issues reaching any browser.