I-Thunderbird Isithangami Sokwesekwa

I have an expired pgp key of someone I imported years ago.. so I downloaded the updated key from the interested person's website and now the expiration has shifted, good! ... not! Because even after accepting the key and closing-opening Thunderbird, I still see the uncertain signature's warning! How to solve this problem?

This is the key: 3EEA4D83582EDB05A70481B4A38042F607D623DA

this the URL where the downloadable .asc is located: https://www.kraken.com/en-us/features/security/pgp

Thanks in advance!

I use a windows app called Shortkeys. It is a text substitution program that will replace text entered with a previously created template. I use it for passwords, for example "#mypw" will replace the text with the password I have previously entered. Thunderbird blocks the replacement. This started some months ago with the update to 78.7.1 (32-bit) which is my current version. Outlook email does not replicate this, nor does any other application. Workaround: I can use the shortkey on any document/text file and copy it into Thunderbird, with limitation. How to I allow Thunderbird to replace text, again?

Lately I've been repeatedly asked for my SMTP password on the first email I send of the day (until closing TB) from certain accounts of those I have.

There appears to be nowhere where I can just ADD an SMTP account and it's respective password.

The particular accou8nt does not appear in the SMTP list of about ten accounts I have. Thus I can't edit it.

Believe me, for the two accounts in which this has been happening, they were once in that list.

Now the account is there but the smtp usage data is not on a line.

And when I do enter the respective password, TB does not ask me to remember it nor make an addition to the SMTP list.

thanks

About a week or two ago, every email ended with "Login to server smtp.mail.com with username jo4hn@mail.com failed" and a request for a new password. I cannot remember what the password was or if I ever knew it. I worked in CS for 30+ years and am now 20 years in obsolescence. If someone could carefully guide an old fart through this recovery, I will be eternally grateful.

I have two email accounts - both Yahoo.com. One will no longer download the mail to this computer. I think one of the accounts does not like the Imap.

Hello!

I am using my mail account sometimes from 2 endpoints. So I am logged in on 2 devices using thunderbird.

I recently discovered the behaviour of Thundbird moving one mail to the Junk folder every time I moved it out (and marked it as not junk) on the other device. How can I stop this from happening?

I have marked the mail as "not junk" on every one of the devices, even copied the profile folder from one to the other. It's still moving that message to spam as soon as I am logged in on both devices.

Best regards