I-Thunderbird Isithangami Sokwesekwa

I have Mozilla Thunderbird email Client on my HP W10 Computer and just have so many that I want to Save on to an External Hard Drive/Back Up on to Google Drive and so on.

I do not know how to do this Process and I tried my Local Service Provider/Verizon Tech Support and they cannot help as thy said they are not Familiar with this Product.

Is there anyone even for a Fee/Paid Support that can be of help to me on this?

Kindly Reply to me with more Information as I Really Do Not Want To Loose All Those Emails.

Yours Very Truly/Thank You,

Louis Zarowin

Brooklyn, N. Y. 11210

917-608-6173/800-486-9113

louiszarowin@webtv.net

it use to work. now it does not. have tried everything i can find published to no avail. also tried various setting combinations and am tired after a lot of time spent without success. the error message is below:

Sending of the message failed. An error occurred while sending mail: Outgoing server (SMTP) error. The server responded: Connection refused - ELNK003_101 - https://postmaster-earthlink.vadesecure.com/outbound_error_codes/#_101.

Michael

I just installed TB 102. I have multiple cardDAV accounts set up in Thunderbird, they synchronised fine as far as I can tell. But when I type anything in the field "search all address books", nothing happens. Even if I press enter. The entire list of contacts remains displayed, I can scroll it, as if I never typed anything in the search field...

Any view what I could be doing wrong? I have only two add-ons: Dark Reader and Addon Compatibility Check.

Something is causing the Email Program to change from plain language to computer language after the download to my inbox. Please search that out and prevent it from happening.

Is there a way to format the phone number field either automatically with a default format type, or all numbers at once, in all contacts?

For example, I want 5551235555 formatted as (555) 123-5555 or even just 555-123-5555. The numbers I have now are mixed formats and it is driving me nuts.

About two weeks ago, my Thunderbird lost access to my gmail account and I've been trying to fix it ever since. Your help article is too technical for me to understand. Please help! --Nicholas

Something has updated and I have lost all of the email folders I have built up over the last 8 years or so, I can't even access all the thousands of deleted emails, nothing. I have tried doing stuff with "profiles" but no joy so far, can anyone make this simple?

My "old" email account "smeyer@kc.rr.com" has been inactivated, and is now "stephenmeyer3@me.com". How can I ask the community a question and receive an answer that is sent to my new email?

This is the error I get. I know nothing about programming and I have just downloaded thunderbird about 2 weeks ago and still trying to get it to work properly, i have come from outlook 2016.

I receive an email and it is in my inbox. the bottom half of the "window" has the email message in it when I click on the message in the list. I hover my mouse pointer over the senders name and a box opens up. In that box are several options one of them is a + symbol which indicates by clicking on it I can add to the address book. BUT when I click on it I get a really small error box which I have to maximise to read. When I do maximise the box it says "problem loading page" and in the middle of the window is

File not found

The file jar:file:///C:/Program Files/Mozilla Thunderbird/omni.ja!/chrome/messenger/content/messenger/addressbook/abNewCardDialog.xhtml cannot be found. Please check the location and try again.

   Check the file name for capitalisation or other typing errors.
   Check to see if the file was moved, renamed or deleted.

Is it possible for someone to suggest what I might do to fix it.

I am using Windows 11 Pro 10.0.22000 build 22000 x64 Intel Core i5

Thanks Norman

Hi I've changed ISP from virgin to NOW broadband all was ok but now I am receiving emails but can not send any I've checked rechecked and checked again the settings with GMX settings and everything is as it should but it won't allow any emails to be sent.

Any suggestions please?

MANY Years of experience in this Industry has taught me that the Most "UNSTABLE" types of Files, across Numerous Different Manufacturers and Products are Email Files. Trying to Migrate (Often IMPORTANT) emails from one system to another as the Computer Industry advances too fast for its own good, OFTEN results in the LOSS of Data, and Duplicating the Contents of emails in different File Types, before Migrating, Compacting, or whatever, takes FAR TOO LONG. So I've learnt to LEAVE The Files ALONE and Try to keep Duplicates, when time permits. I'm a New User of Thunderbird (because my previous Microsoft Product was "losing" files) and today, for the First Time I was ask to allow Thunderbird to COMPACT its files. I worry that this will make the Files HARDER / SLOWER to Access, MORE LIKELY to be LOST, and LESS EASY to Migrate at some time in the future. My Computer has TONS of Unused Space, so I have no Personal Need to Recover the 230MB Thunderbird is telling me it will Free Up.

What is your recomendation - based Primarly on the RELIABILITY and SECURITY of my Data.

I had my email connected a week ago until I reached out to support about a certificate error. I don't get many important emails, so I didn't notice till today that I was not connected to the server. When I clicked on any folder, "The IMAP server imap.mail.com does not seem to support encrypted passwords. if you just set up this account, please try changing to 'Normal Password' as the 'Authentication method' in the 'Account Set..."

So I did this.

Following the message I saw said something like, "these folders do not exist on the server." And instantly, all of my 50+ folders were gone. Is there some way to recover these? I have not, as of yet, closed Thunderbird.

If I have to load from backup, I will be ok to do so, but I would love it if I could avoid that somehow. Also, how do I prevent this from happening again once I do a load from backup?

Hello.

I have my Gmail setup in Thunderbird and everything is working well for the most part. I just have a question about the way the Gmail folders are shown in Thunderbird.

The Inbox is shown under the mail @gmail folder as I'd expect. But the other folders do not appear directly under it. Rather they're shown as "sub folders" under one called '[Gmail]'. Any idea why that is? See picture below. Thanks.