همه‌ی محصولات Community Forum

All the emails in one of my Thunderbird (TB)accounts deleted a total of over a hundred emails over time when Thunderbird (TB) closed. I still have 5 other TB accounts that are open. The other accounts do not delete the emails as my main account (MMA) does. The deleted emails did not go into another folder such as Deleted or Junk. The top of the MMA display states 100 plus emails are in MMA, but I cannot find or answer them. Question 1: Where are the emails and how can I recover them?

Secondly, now a new problem. A tech deleted MMA and tried to reinstall the MMA to recover the 100+ emails. He could not reinstate the MMA, nor can I. When we tried to reinstate MMA, it states “Unable to log in at server. Probably wrong configuration, username or password.” It will not accept the only 2 passwords I have used. How can I change the password and reinstate MMA?

See "Support", above. I am Ronnie Mayer; italic textemail: [edited] @mayer.com.au, Mobile: [edited phone# from public support forum]

I would like to reiterate everything said below. This needs to be a standard feature. This seems like a no-brainer and should be a standard function on any browser. It only shows that Mozilla is getting left behind, even Edge has this feature, what makes it worse...IE had this feature and that is considered ancient tech now. from: kenmendell Now that I've got you and we're on the subject, Firefox seriously, MOST seriously, needs to bring back the "Bookmark All Tabs" command and have a "Save All Tabs" command of its own. There are no third-party apps and Add-Ons that do this very well anymore or at all, the older ones that used to do this no longer work well or at all. Firefox needs them in the browser to stay. It's never been the same without the "Bookmark All Tabs" command and trying to "Save All Tabs" the same way you would save a single page with "Save Page As" is frustratingly impossible to do. Any older Add-On or program that did this no longer works well or at all and hasn't for almost a decade or longer. It needs to be a standard function of any advanced browser. Firefox needs these functions as the normal standard. So, bring this up with your design team as an imperative because my having to migrate to these other lesser capable browsers the way others have doesn't appeal to me when Firefox should be a decade beyond their design and development, especially for functions that shouldn't be difficult hurdles for any modern browser to have.

Hello,

I have the latest thunderbird (128.5.1esr (64-bit)), running on Windows 11 and connected to a mailcow server.

I am having problems with creating calendar events - they are created 1 hour in the future. They show up fine in thunderbird, but Mailcow/SOGo and mobile phones, etc all show the incorrect time.

If I create an event outside thunderbird, or edit it outside thunderbird, all is ok.

I have opened the error console, and it gives me a number of warnings "Calendar: Could not find definition for W. Australia Standard Time"

I am not sure where it is looking for this - but that is the timezone my computer is set to, it exists in the registry, etc.

There is an attached screenshot with more details of the error - maybe its java library issue or something?

Regards, Mal.

I used thunderbird since 2006 till now, but the present thunderbird was wrong somethings.

I used the imap mail on Thunderbird, and I created the Folder from lists below;

Profiles Email : xxx@xxx.xxx Inbox Drafts Sent Junk Trash Folder Banking Folder My Company

             sub-folder Marketing
                     sub-folder Marketing Managers
                     sub-folder Marketing Staff
             sub-folder Accounting
                     sub-folder Accounting Managers
                     sub-folder Accounting Staff
             sub-folder Admin
                     sub-folder Admin Managers
                     sub-folder Admin Staff

Folder My Customer

             sub-folder Company A
                    sub-folder Accounting
                    sub-folder Marketing
             sub-folder Company B
                    sub-folder Accounting
                    sub-folder Marketing
             sub-folder Company C
                   sub-folder Accounting
                   sub-folder Marketing

Folder My Supplier

             sub-folder Company A
                    sub-folder Accounting
                    sub-folder Marketing
             sub-folder Company B
                    sub-folder Accounting
                    sub-folder Marketing
             sub-folder Company C
                    sub-folder Accounting
                    sub-folder Marketing

Folder My Third Party

             sub-folder Company A
                    sub-folder Accounting
                    sub-folder Marketing
             sub-folder Company B
                   sub-folder Accounting
                   sub-folder Marketing
             sub-folder Company C
                   sub-folder Accounting
                   sub-folder Marketing

When I created the 25 message filters and run from inbox it's Work.

Example : Filters 1 Marketing Managers From contains : managers@xxx.xxx To contains : managers@xxx.xxx Move message to folder Marketing Managers under My Company and Marketing and sub-folder Marketing Managers

Filters 2 Marketing Customer Company A From contains : marketing@abc.xxx To contains : marketing@abc.xxx Move message to folder Marketing under My Customer and Company C and sub-folder Marketing But when I closed thunderbird and open again.

The alert pop-up will show about the filters can't move to destination folder. Then I'll check the filters again and found the problem with Perform these actions could not find the destination folder, I selected again and try to run It's work. After then I try again on next days. The alert pop-up display again.

Thunderbird 112, no message filters problem, but install new version (128.5.1 esr) found problem.

Anyone advice for solve or correct this problem.

I just entered the code you sent for the password for Thunderbird; but, I cannot log in on my pc using my accepted hotmail password. I get message stating: user name xxxxx@hotmail.com failed. Please help. Thank you.

Edit: removed user name

New computer, W11, completely updated. The old SATA SSD was removed from old PC, had W10 on it and that had FFx 133.0 installed; successfully transferred the bookmarks to another W10 PC but not the Passwords/logins. Transferred all the information from the Mozilla folder (per Firefox/Mozilla help) to a USB: plugged it into my new computer and did the same transfer of the Places, Key4, logins, and favacons to the new computer: no change. Just finished uninstalling FF and removing the Mozilla file from App Data, then doing a complete reinstall; then added the old places etc. to the new install. Nope, didn't work. So what's going on with FF and W11?? Is there a solution? I have been with Firefox now for over 10 years and have never had these kinds of problems moving my information.

Update: Issue below solved. I have no idea how. Suddenly started working a couple of hours after first reporting though I did nothing after posting the original issue. All is good but I don't know why, how, what, or where!

I just did a routine windows 11 software update after which my emails on my Comcast account are suddenly not accessible by Thunderbird. Thunderbird loads fine but when I try to sync (or when Tbird automatically tries to sync) with Comcast, I get an error message box:

Login to server imap.comcast.net with username xxxxxxxxxxx@comcast.net failed

I don't know what to do to try to get Comcast to recognize and permit Thunderbird to resume normal operation.

I closed then re-opened my Tbird app and I got a popup to put in the comcast password which i did, however after doing so, I got another popup box with the following:

Mozilla Thunderbird ESR Thunderbird Alert from acccount xxxxxxxxxxxx@comcast.net: Temporarily blacklisted IP address -- try again later.

Any help greatly appreciated! Currently, my Tbird is nonfunctional.

Thanks!

I unexpectedly got a message "Login to server imap.comcast.net with username johnmckiernan@comcast.net failed."

Thinking it was odd, I followed through setting a new password. The password works for Firefox logging into the comcast/Xfinity site. I can also have it work on my iPhone/Apple Mail.

But it doesn't seem to work through Thunderbird.

So yea I've noticed opened Youtube tabs will just randomly start the video playing while I'm in another tab, it's really annoying. I've tried disabling all extensions but it continues to happen. Anyone know whats going on, it's been happening for a really long time.

Using Windows 11 Firefox version 133.0.