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how do I set the default attachment upload folder? (Thunderbird ver 60.5.0)

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The "answer" on this page is incorrect: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/configuration-options-attachments

The settings tab that sends you to only lets you set up cloud sharing, but not change the default folder to get an attachment from when getting a file to attach to an outgoing email. Also, the unchangeable default is set to the thunderbird program folder, which seems like an odd choice.

The "answer" on this page is incorrect: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/configuration-options-attachments The settings tab that sends you to only lets you set up cloud sharing, but not change the default folder to get an attachment from when getting a file to attach to an outgoing email. Also, the unchangeable default is set to the thunderbird program folder, which seems like an odd choice.

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I'm not sure there's a way to define a default folder for attaching files - TB opens the previously opened folder when you click the Attach icon. But it's possible to define 'favourite folders' with the AttachExtraTools add-on.

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I'm not sure there's a way to define a default folder for attaching files - TB opens the previously opened folder when you click the Attach icon. But it's possible to define 'favourite folders' with the AttachExtraTools add-on.