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I'm trying to have Google.ca as my homepage, but Firefox won't let me. It keep reverting back to Google.com Please help. Claude Hamel [edited] @gmail.com

When I select Tools > Account Settings > Click on Server Settings (left pane) and then scroll down to When I delete a message, the Move to this folder option DOES NOT contain the "Trash" option. This option is missing. And yet the Trash folder is is in the list of folders (boxes) below the email address that is displayed. How can I get the trash folder back in the "Move to this folder" option?

Settings -> Appearance:

• Grouped by Sort
• Default Sort by: Date

When I press Apply these settings to: All existing folders I get Sort by: Unthreaded in all folders.

Windows 10; Thunderbird 138.0.1

I made a custom theme for firefox and submitted it to AMO. It's approved, but I have no idea how to actually apply it. I don't see any option to install or use. What am I missing? How do I actually use it?

I am trying to sync my laptop with my iPhone. I am told to open Firefox on the phone, open the menu and go to Synchronise and Save Data. It's not there, nothing remotely like it on the first page or under Settings. There's no Privacy and Security heading either. So how do I do it?

I created a new email account in TB and wanted to have Templates Folder in it. Instead Templates is all the way down in Local Folders.

I was trying to move it using the following steps:

navigated to "Account Settings", then "Copies & Folders" then changed the desired location for templates from Local Folders to the new email account mailbox folder. The new setting has been saved, however Templates folder is still where it was initially...

Why and what to do?

Thx

I have backed up the data regularly before, but in the new Windows 11 pc, I cannot find the data.

It used to be "C:\Users\Jim\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\itfho9h2.default" on the old Windows PC which went bonkers. Now should be "C:\Users\Jim\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\i3ls19ra.default-esr", but when looking in the "C:\Users\Jim\AppData\Roaming\" folder, Thunderbird folder is not there with the others. But that is where Thunderbird data is supposed to be according to Account Settings, Message Storage, Local Directory.

So, how do I find where the data is so that I can back it up?

Thanks.

Hello, in my Profiles folder in AppData/Roaming/Thunderbird I have 3 distinct profiles. One is current but the other 2 have a Date Modified of 30/12/2021. Can I safely delete these 2? I know the names are not relevant but the suffixes are .default-release and .default. Thanks Chris

There is no way I can make my FF into a default browser and showing some old exe files from old FF's leaves me with no comprehension to do anything. I follow the three steps properly ending with the FF icon in the browser box. That does nothing - unless I need to acknowledge its done, but where do I do that?

In my Local Foldes, I have two "Drafts" folders. One is called "Drafts" - no problem - the other is called "Drafts - old@emailaddress" referring to an old email account that I no longer use and is no longer listed in my Thunderbird. Yet I cannot delete this old unnecessary "Drafts-" folder.

I have gone through all my existing identities and accounts to see if any of their settings accidentally refers to or uses this drafts folder, but I cannot find any.

The folder is empty. Right-clicking on it brings up a menu of options, none of which includes "Delete".

This folder is not causing any problems. It's not interfering with Thunderbird in any way. it's just... annoying!

Prior to Firefox 137, I could adjust this setting all on my own via about:config `extensions.unifiedExtensions.enabled` and setting it to false meant I could hide this puzzle piece extension button.

However, as of Firefox 138 this about:config setting no longer works. Was the option simply renamed or was the feature just completely removed?

Would appreciate any help, thank you kindly.