Suddenly Thunderbird opens to trash folder instead of inbox - how to fix?
This just started today. I see no setting to restore inbox as default view when Thunderbird opens. Thanks.
Isisombululo esikhethiwe
TB should open in the folder that was open at last exit. If it doesn't, select Help/Troubleshooting Information, click Open Folder, close TB, and delete or rename session.json. Restart and close TB a few times to confirm it opens in the last opened folder.
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Isisombululo Esikhethiwe
TB should open in the folder that was open at last exit. If it doesn't, select Help/Troubleshooting Information, click Open Folder, close TB, and delete or rename session.json. Restart and close TB a few times to confirm it opens in the last opened folder.
Worked perfectly, thanks very much.
I have this problem that TB opens in Trash instead of inbox - The solution says: "delete or rename session.json" I don't know how to do that - please explain procedure. Thanks
calc1 said
I have this problem that TB opens in Trash instead of inbox - The solution says: "delete or rename session.json" I don't know how to do that - please explain procedure. Thanks
The instructions are given above: select Help/Troubleshooting (press Alt if the Menu Bar with Help is hidden), click Open Folder (Windows) or Show in Finder (Mac), close TB, then delete or rename session.json.
my incoming emails are going to trash, there is nothing in my inbox at all, how can I resurrect this problem thanks
PERMANENTLY SET DEFAULT THUNDERBIRD MAIL FOLDER
1) Open Thunderbird and click on desired mail folder.
2) Close TB.
3) Use Windows Explorer to navigate to where "session.json" file is located. Mine was, "C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\7a4c8p7s.default", but yours will be different. You can locate it by right-clicking on the mail folder from inside TB, then click "Properties". Make sure TB is not running before proceeding to step #4.
4) Right-click on "session.json" file then click, "Properties". Check mark the "Read-only" attribute box then click the "OK" button.
sfhowes said
TB should open in the folder that was open at last exit. If it doesn't, select Help/Troubleshooting Information, click Open Folder, close TB, and delete or rename session.json. Restart and close TB a few times to confirm it opens in the last opened folder.
Thank you so much! I finally printed the instructions and that helped me to follow the sequence suggested successfully. It worked!