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I have over 1000 emails. how can I delete them but only up to the last say 30 days so I still have them. Or select certain batches of emails to delete, not 1 by 1 as it is now? Thanks

Hello,

I have Thunderbird version 140.3.1esr (64-bit) , everything looks good with multiple accounts , except there is a big issue on reading emails: 1- when I double click on any email I get the email as edit mode and not like when I press F8. when I press F8 the email looks normal, but when I double click not.

2-Some emails received as HTML format reads the body as HTML attachment. 3-Some emails show part of the email and not all text with HTML format.

Hope the developer know about this issue and someone can help me to solve this issue if work around.

Thank you

How do I add a person's non-default email address to a mailing list?

I have a mailing list for our golf league, and in my address book many of those in the list have both a work and home email address, with one marked as the default. Some of our members would like messages sent to the list to go to both addresses. But I haven't found a way to add a person's non-default address to the list.

Do I need to create two address book entries for each of these people, one for each email address, and separately add them both to the list? That seems awfully klunky/inefficient to me.

I recently noticed that some of my local folders are missing. Not all of them, but some of them. Following some advice we found in the forums, we closed Thunderbird and then deleted the .MSF files from the Local Folder. When we restarted TB, we had more of the local folders, but were still missing 18 of them in the alphabetical order they are listed in. I created a new profile and copied the local folders over to the new profile. When I started TB using the new profile, there were fewer local folder listed than before. Went back to the previous profile and had the local folders that were still missing 18 folders. I see that there maybe a bug for this being researched as I saw 4 other posts in the forums regarding this recent problem and wanted to get my problem noted also. Thank you.

Geek Squad agents were trying to figure out how to add another signature in Thunderbird, and ended up 'disappearing' more than half of my local folders (no idea why they were playing around with folders in the first place). They found them (didn't leave me information about where they were, but some kind of data), but don't know how to move them back into the proper position.