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I just got a new PC running Windows 11. 64mb RAM, Intel i9 with 24 cores, 2TB M2 SSD for the OS drive. I did a clean install of the latest Thunderbird (144.01). I copied over my profiles from my old PC which was running Windows 10. I've done the profile move many times in the past without issue.

I've had no issues whatsoever with my Comcast mailbox's. They are also setup for POP. In the 3 days or so I've been running this my two gmail mailbox's have gotten corrupted multiple times. The error reported is that Thunderbird cannot write to the mailbox. There is over a terabyte of free space and I've triple checked the permissions (which work fine some of the time). I run Bitdefender and have used their email extension but have completely removed that. Repairing the inbox works for a while but then the error returns.

I noticed there was another thread about connecting to gmail being very slow. Connecting to gmail is definitely slower than connecting to Comcast for me though nowhere near as bad as described in the other thread.

Am open to any suggestions as to what I might try to resolve this. Thanks much.

--Vinny

Since the error appeared that disabled the xPunge plugin (around TB 140), I have been compacting the folders in my 4 Thunderbird mail accounts manually. I wish there was a better way, but unfortunately not at this time. When I select to Empty Trash, I get messages showing quite an extensive dialog. It logs in, syncs, and even checks the folder capability of the server. When I select to Compact Files, I first get a simple message in the lower left corner "Compacting Files." Then I get messages showing each folder being compacted, and how much space was saved. It even shows reloading the last message at the end, even though the message is already there.

Since I now see this detailed dialog, I have noticed that, from time to time, the compacting fails. I get the first message, "Compacting Folders." But then nothing else. I also don't see the email message list go blank for a second when it is compacting the folder I am viewing. If I repeat the compacting folder command, it does the same thing. It appears that TB thinks the folders are already compacted, and takes no action. The only way I have found to get the compacting to work is to wait for more messages to come, delete the ones I don't want, and it will probably work on the next try. It seems to fail perhaps every 10th time or so.

Perhaps this is the same TB base code issue that is affecting xPunge? I do not get any errors, at least that I can recognize. I looked at the console, but I could not discern anything there that might be applicable - but that could be because I don't understand most of the messages there. Is there anything I can do to get around this issue? Thanks.

According to the ad, I have several hundred emails in my inbox. In fact, there are only about 25 in my profile folder. There are no more with my provider either. Where are all the emails located? Can the number be corrected? greeting D.S

Hello This is rather weird... to me at least!

I recently noticed while I was replying an email, that when I type numbers they are not visible.

If I send email - sent it to myself, I can see numbers are there!

Only happens on new emails!

I already tried downgrading up to the point I could not downgrade more as - it obviously and annoyingly cannot load emails on a not very old version.

Never mind that - I much preferred version 1115-125 really.

Can anyone help.

I am going insane.

On any other computer with various version all works.

Thank you M

Hello, This is Sheila Herman. I accidentally removed the "Sent" folders in both "herman.harry@twc.com" and "swherman@twc.com" accounts. I would like to retrieve the "Sent" folder for both accounts. What should I do to correct the mistakes? Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you. Sheila Herman

Just started using Thunderbird again, so I do not know how long this has been going on.

I am having several problems I think because Hostinger Email folders are mapping improperly.

1) All folders are showing as nested under the Inbox. Draft, Archive, Sent, one I created, etc. are all nested under the Inbox, rather than being on the same level as the Inbox.

2) In the Unified Inbox, all emails in these nested folders are showing. So all my Archived emails are showing in my Unified Inbox. They are not showing in individual Inboxes, just the Unified.

3) Archiving a message is sending it to my Local Folder, not to the Hostinger account Archive folder.

Any advice would be appreciated.

144.0.1 (64-bit) on Windows 11 Home

I recently installed Thunderbird for use with Gmail. I have created several message filters, but they keep disappearing. I have found that multiple filter files have been created:

Directory of C:\Users\shrdl\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\ae352sn6.default-esr\ImapMail\imap.gmail.com

2025-10-28 22:30 385 msgFilterRules.dat

              1 File(s)            385 bytes
Directory of C:\Users\shrdl\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\ae352sn6.default-esr\Mail\Local Folders

2025-10-28 19:07 241 msgFilterRules.dat

              1 File(s)            241 bytes
Directory of C:\Users\shrdl\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\ae352sn6.default-esr\Mail\pop.gmail.com

2025-10-26 11:03 0 msgFilterRules.dat

              1 File(s)              0 bytes

Any idea why this is happening? Thanks

Dear all,

Previously Thunderbird has been saying that I had several unread e-mails in my Inbox. But I was unable to find them.

This morning I opened my Thunderbird and had my e-mails in the Inbox. Then a moment later all the e-mails disappeared. Yet it was still saying that I had five unread e-mails. Thunderbird prompted me to Compact Now which I did. I would be grateful if you could explain me how I can recover my e-mails. Thanks.

Kind regards, George Nielsen

Error message:

This message has been partially recovered because an error occurred when it was deleted from the mailbox.

Subject line, etc is blank. On delete, message just pops back up again. Does not appear in webmail.