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How do I search for a specific folder in Thunderbird?

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SuMo Bot
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How do I search for a specific folder in Thunderbird?


For example if I want to search for a folder that might have the name DDC-Benefits or part of it ?


Also is the wild cards that could be used if I don't remember the name of the folder for example if could I do like *dc* (the * would be the wild card character)


Thanks in advance.

How do I search for a specific folder in Thunderbird? For example if I want to search for a folder that might have the name DDC-Benefits or part of it ? Also is the wild cards that could be used if I don't remember the name of the folder for example if could I do like *dc* (the * would be the wild card character) Thanks in advance.

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david
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The search feature is for messages, not for folders.

sfhowes
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Try one of these add-ons:

https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/quick-folder-key-navigation/

https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/quick-folder-move/

david
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@sfhowes. Kewl!  :)

Wayne Mery
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To submit or request an idea for Thunderbird, please post at https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/idb-p/ideas/label-name/thunderbird where they can be discussed, voted, and collected for review.

Thanks

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