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I have a trojan in one of my emails. Every time I start TB McAfee catches the bug. I cannot find it. What processes does TB execute while loading. I want to be able to isolate the the bug. What tools can I use in TB to help with this.

Dear Thunderbird Team,

I am writing to report a privacy concern and request a feature that would allow users to hide their real IP address when sending emails through SMTP.

When I send an email using Thunderbird with a standard SMTP account (e.g., QQ Mail, Gmail, Outlook), the receiving mail server adds a `Received` header that contains my real public IP address. For example:

```text Received: from ehlo.thunderbird.net ([2409:8a20:1843:3590:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:cde2]) by newxmesmtplogicsvrszc50-0.qq.com (NewEsmtp) with SMTP id B2A37C97; Fri, 25 Sep 2026 12:44:42 +0800 ```

In this case, `[2409:8a20:1843:3590:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:cde2]` is my real public IPv6 address. Any recipient who views the full email headers can see my IP address and infer my network location and ISP. This is a significant privacy leak, especially for users who need to protect their identity or location.

Currently, Thunderbird does not provide an easy way to prevent this. Even if I change the `EHLO` argument, the receiving server still records the IP address of my connection. The only practical workaround is to manually set up a proxy or a mail relay outside the client, which is not user-friendly.

I would like to request the following:

1. Built-in proxy support – Allow users to send SMTP traffic through a SOCKS or HTTP proxy, so the receiving server sees the proxy’s IP instead of the user’s real IP. 2. Relay/anonymization option – Provide a simple way to configure an external SMTP relay that strips or replaces the original `Received` headers before forwarding. 3. Documentation or guidance – If a full feature is not feasible, at least provide official documentation on how to hide the sender’s IP using existing tools (e.g., Tor, VPN, or a custom relay). 4. Privacy setting – Consider adding a privacy option that warns users when their real IP will be exposed in outgoing SMTP headers.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Configure Thunderbird with a standard SMTP account (e.g., QQ Mail). 2. Send an email to any recipient. 3. Ask the recipient to view the full email headers. 4. Observe the `Received` header containing your real public IP address.

Expected behavior:

The client should offer a way to anonymize the sender’s IP address when sending via SMTP, either through a built-in proxy setting or by supporting an external relay that can strip identifying headers.

Actual behavior:

The client sends the email directly from the user’s device, and the receiving server records the real IP address in the `Received` header, which is then visible to all recipients.

I understand that SMTP servers often log source IPs for anti-spam purposes, and that the client cannot control what the server adds. However, by providing proxy or relay support, the client can give users a choice to protect their privacy.

Thank you for considering this request. I believe many privacy-conscious users would benefit from such a feature.

Sincerely, wyxtld

Not safe in account take overs access to account or hacking situations. I noticed a whole page for hackers Ie. Called developers /coders section for advanced users. So an advanced team can go into my account and start changing things adding this and that to suit their needs and I cannot stop them I cannot change back what they have put in because they have done a total take over and no matter how many times I say I have only one device they still allow several different ways to sign in and on nac or Linux and others , so unless I'm advanced and can see these emails messages disapear ing or being alerted I'm clueless what is safe about mozilla ? You tell me that! It is invented for hackers to see what capabilities they can achieve otherwise they would be a section that was not aloud to go into ANY account and change Anything this is a obvious sign where this company stands and even if good people have been successful and protected all it takes is one bad seed to gain all access and destroy many not to mention the additional most recent add on show images as to what you mean

So I have to say that this mozilla is not safe . Yes there should be tests fun be developers yes gifted collabortors are important but it should be a credential based set up otherwise operated outside of public interactions . Period

As an 80 year old woman of sound mind and competent in most things I still struggle with AI & IT! Can anyone advise or help me restore my system with or without my original email? Do I have to change it, change my provider or start again with everything changed? Thank you for any help.

The main Download page, https://www.firefox.com/en-US/thanks/ should have a link to the SHA page for verification of downloads.

https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/

Hi, Will there ever be a functioning option to set up a primary password that aborts the start up if not provided with the correct password. Still in 2026, hitting cancel gives access to all already synced emails. Please, soon!