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I have snoozed a few emails from the Gmail web client. These move into a separate folder called the snoozed folder. This folder is not visible or synced in the thunderbird client for android. Any way to sync and see this folder or get the mails from this folder? I tried searching under all mails and they did not show up.

As we need to send many for marketing in a day, but if we use Thunderbird, the emails will all be sent in a short time, which will cause our email address to be blocked by some users, so I wonder if we can schedule a time to send the messages. For example, messages can be sent at 3-minute interval. Does thunderbird have such a tool?

When I start Thunderbird email client, what is loaded into data memory? Is all of my email loaded into memory? Is the inbox for my login loaded into memory? I try to keep my inbox under 1000 emails. In all of the subfolders under the inbox I have a very large number of emails archived.

In the last couple updates my mobile Firefox on my note20 (direct through Google play, fully updated) has lacked (lost) the ability to hold the back button to bring up the history of that tab so I could go forward to a page. It had disappeared a long time ago so I refused to update the browser on my old phone then when I got this one found that it had returned, now it's gone again. PLEASE BRING IT BACK AND LEAVE IT BE.

Thank you, Eugene

Ps. I don't see the option in the settings anymore either so it's not something I can re-enable myself.

OS: Xubuntu 24.04.1 Firefox: All version for quite a long time up through version 135.

In general I have no problem with direct URLs loaded into Firefox, whether from local links or from remote sites.

However, sometimes, possibly as a result of an embedded link in an email, or from a site that pops-up a new instance of the default browser (i.e., Firefox), the URL is mangled with a local filesystem path prepended to the proper URL. The path seems to be one that Firefox accessed in the recent past. For example, a path such as: /usr/local/bin

When the browser starts up, The URL field will show: /usr/local/binhttps://.........

I then have to delete the leading path component before I can access the URL. I'd include a test case if I could find something repeatable that I could post here, but at the moment I don't have one.

Any ideas why this is happening and any suggestions for a way to stop it.

Thanks.

I installed Thunderbird and set up my Outlook account with no problem. However, every time I try to add my Gmail account I get an error message "Unable to log in at server. Probably wrong configuration, username, or password." This happens whether I try to set up the account using either Thunderbird's automatic configuration by doing a manual configuration. Can anyone help? I can log into Gmail on the web with this email address and password with no problem.

Just installed Mozilla Thunderbird on my new Dell Win 11 laptop. I can only run it by typing it in the Win-R line. I cannot find any folders or executables on the laptop. Appreciate any help you can give me. Want to get this settled before I try to move my Win 10 Thunderbird Profile file over.

Thanks

I wish to send an encrypted email. I have imported and accepted the recipient's public key.

When I compose an email to this recipient, the "encrypt" button is disabled.

Also, the security button mentioned in this article is not present on the compose toolbar, or anywhere for that matter https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/openpgp-thunderbird-howto-and-faq#w_how-do-i-send-an-encrypted-or-digitally-signed-email

Windows 11.

Any idea how to fix this?

I use an adblocker that keeps YouTube from displaying advertisements before displaying a video. It works fine. However, when a friend sends me an email with a link to a YouTube video the video always begins with an advertisement when I click on the link. If I copy the link as text and paste it into my browser (Firefox) the ad doesn't appear when I start watching the video.

I'd like to be able to avoid watching the ads. Is there something I can set in Thunderbird to allow the adblocker to work before YouTube starts to display a video?