Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Thunderbird

Bonjour, je n'arrive pas à récupérer mon compte mail , problème de mot de passe et de connexion: compte messagerie : jeanpierre.campora83@gmail.com dans l'attente de votre réponse ou d'un lien pour pouvoir le récupérer PS: c'est important merci d'avance didier

Good morning, I had asked a question early on Saturday, but was unavailable the rest of the weekend so just now responding to associate Corey Bryan's answer. I had gotten a message that I am using an unsupported version and they recommend downloading the latest stable version.

He said it appears that I'm on the "Release" channel and most likely want to be on the ESR channel. I also mentioned that I am a cave-man when it comes to anything computer and am very skittish about making any changes as I don't how to straighten out any errors that might occur.

He asked me where I installed Thunderbird from and the answer is that I don't know. It was an IT guy that did it many years ago.

So I guess my questions are, if I've been using this version for years, do I need to or should I update it? If so, if I click on the latest stable version of Thunderbird, will that change anything on my computer, aside from getting the newer version of T-Bird? And will my e-mails in Thunderbird look any different?

Thanks very much for the help. Tony

Well. Had my own mail server for going on 25 years. But i decided to switch my mail over to proton mail using my domain. I just cannot justify the server cost for only email. So anyway in Thunderbird i had google smtp and my servers smtp so i could send mail from different accounts. when switching over to proton i went to delete my old server smtp server info leaving only the google smtp server. Then i tried to add a new smtp server with the data protonmail provided and clicked save and it refuses to add a second smtp server. I am stumped as i tried to readd my old smtp server and it will not allow me to add that either. any ideas ?

I've just downloaded TB to my new laptop and it has loaded version 128.6.0esr (64-bit) with About showing 3 extra notes:- Nebular icon, Thunderbird is up to date and 'You are currently on an esr update channel'. The layout looks way too much like Outlook for my liking so I checked my out laptop and About shows it to be 115.18.0 (32-bit) with Supernova icon, Thunderbird is up to date and the same 'You are currently on an esr update channel'. So, how do I get TB on the new laptop (currently showing 128.6.0esr (64 bit) to be, or at least have the same layout as, my old one showing 115.18.0 (32 bit) that I know and love? Thanks Chris

p.s. I can take screenshots of both layouts if necessary but if I can get to the same version first that might solve the issue.

Each year I set up a new profile under same account and call it 2024, 2025 etc. I set this up for 2025 but I get the response "Thunderbird could not connect to the server gmail.com. Access refused" I tried sending mail but get "Sending of the message failed. The message could not be sent because connecting to Outgoing server (SMTP) failed. The server may be unavailable or is refusing SMTP connections. Please verify that your Outgoing server (SMTP) settings are correct and try again. I have not had this concern before. TB Version 128.1.1esr running on 64bit pc. I made sure that all the settings are the same as 2024 profile. POP3 account, using the same email address for over many years. Checking: Server Type POP Mail Server Server Name .gmail.com Port 995 Connection Security SSL/TLS Authentication Method OAuth2 Outgoing Server myemail@gmail.com - .gmail.com (Default) Setting up I got to end to end encryption but didn't know how to apply my existing Openkey. Nothing stored in OpenPGP Key Manager Window

I just want to get connected at this stage. Can you help me please and thank you.. Regards David

As of yesterday afternoon 1/8/2025 Thunderbird crashes every time it opens. I tried troubleshooting mode, but it still crashes.

These are the last five crash reports I submitted:

bp-b06aee68-741d-4f5a-8bc4-c15230250109 bp-82e871d5-0479-422f-9ee1-c0d3c0250109 bp-de082294-4c7b-48e4-a20e-db4730250109 bp-993f1d6a-4671-47bf-9d9a-5da6a0250109 bp-6b4de7fd-a602-4632-ae48-961690250109

Please contact me at my alternate email account: tvcrider@gmail.com I suspect that I will not received notices when someone answers this thread. I pretty sure my account is tied to my Thundebird email. Thank you, Joe G

Just upgraded to a new system with Windows 11. Avast Security. Installed Thunderbird 128.5.2esr same as on old system. Migrated old emails using MozBackup. Worked great for a day. New emails, archived a bunch of emails to a local folder...

Next day after about 3-5 minutes Thunderbird shows the Hourglass and is not responding. Eventually will go to a greyed out window. I have to kill it with task manager. I noticed that in Activity Manager three calendars were syncing for a long time. Disabled all calendars.

Task manager shows CPU usage but 0 Network and 0 Disk activity. 3 sub processes but only one has CPU. Resource Manager shows CPU and 72 threads. Resource Manager - Analyze Wait Chain - reports "waiting to finish network I/O."

I've tried Troubleshooting Mode. Still froze during Troubleshooting Mode. I've tried moving a large local folder out of the mail folder entirely. I've tried clearing the startup cache. I've tried clearing the system temp folder.

I have a lot of accounts, saved emails and message filters. So I really don't want to start over again with an empty Thunderbird and reset up accounts.

Thunderbird crashes regularly. I have determined that it might be due to RAM. When Quickbooks is open, Thunderbird will crash almost all the time. If I close QB, it is fine. I have an HP desktop w/ 8GB ram. What I don't understand is that it started doing this recently, but never used to crash. Is TB using more ram now since the latest releases? Any insight would be appreciated.

One local folder is showing 13 unread messages.

Scrolling through the folder shows no unread messages.

Clicking the top sort by read/unread button shows no unread messages.

Using the filter button for unread shows no unread messages.

Right-clicking the folder "Mark Folder Read" does nothing.

So, I've been suddenly having a little difficulty with my native junk filter not moving all junk into the junk folder. This issue (which I'm not asking about) led me to repair my inbox to try and resolve it.

I haven't repaired my inbox in a while, so this repair proceeded to duplicate every email I've received since roughly 2 years ago. I think there were roughly 12,000 emails that repopulated into my inbox.

Searching through them, I found that they were all emails that had been filtered into folders using filters I'd created. It does not duplicate any other emails, only those touched by the message filters. And yes, the filters all MOVE emails, they don't copy them to the new folder. (These are folders I've created.)

I tried deleting the global-messages-db.sqlite file, but I ran another repair on my inbox yesterday and it duplicated every filtered email that's come in since the day before. I had been using Filtaquilla and thought that may be an issue, but I disabled it yesterday and ran the repair again this morning, and it duplicated emails from yesterday and today.

Is this a known issue? Anything I can do about this?

Thank you! Debbie

Recently upgraded my Dell computer with Ubuntu 22.04, and with that, upgraded Thunderbird to version 128.6. Since then (a couple of weeks!) I've been struggling to re-create something that I've been using since I started using T'bird about fifteen or twenty years ago, back when T'bird versions were in the low two digits in fact.

Until this new version, I was able to create a *GROUP* entry in the address book, one name (call it "Family", say), add multiple names & addresses, and save it under that name. Time to contact Family, I'd type that word into the TO field, T'bird would call up ALL the addresses I had entered into that Address Book entry, and I'd be able to send to everybody with a single Send command.

Not anymore! Now it's Nope, Can't Do.

How do I get that feature in this new version 128.6? Step by step, please. I've not been able to find this info on this forum --- the new format of which I admittedly find pretty confusing.

Today, Thunderbird crashes every time: after about 10 seconds it disappears. I tried a new installation: I got no download! Didn't find anything in the downloads folder. Although I'd done a donation of 10 €... (too little?)

Suddenly all the items in the inbox have become jumbled. Chronological order has become completely lost. As there are many, many items in inbox (over 400--is this the reason for the problem?), it's now pretty much impossible to find anything. What to do to restore the normal order?

I am unable to access Thunderbird for my emails. On first boot it quickly shows the normal screen for a couple of seconds then crashes and shows a screen for an error report. Any further tries to open it results in just the error report screen which I then allow send to Tbird. I can print the report here if that is safe.

Hello,

I use Thunderbird 128.5.2esr with xubuntu 24.04.

All of a sudden (I haven't changed anything) thunderbird hangs completely after a few minutes running. The process does not react at all, I have to kill it. Thunderbird process is then stuck on 100% load.

Already testet (with no success):

• Troubleshooting Mode with deactivated Addons
• Disabled Global Indexing (with deleting global-messages-db.sqlite file)
• Waiting for 20min (in case thread/process is running a long time)
• Reboot OS

I have no idea what the issue is. Does anyone have ideas? Thx, Hugo

Hi,

I'm running Thunderbird on iMac.

I've been quite meticulously color-coding a large number of my folder icons (under "properties" for each) over the past couple of years, but now all my icons have gone back to that default yellow.

I've tried running in troubleshoot mode, but that makes no difference. So now I've updated to 128.5.2esr Nebula, which purports to be the newest. Still, nothing has changed.

Is there any way I can restore those colors? I could, of course, re-assign them by hand, but it would be a major task offering no guarantee that the icons won't simply switch back to default all over again.

Peter

suddenly I am asked for passwords on my two email accounts, and when I enter the passwords, which are correct as I've checked with my ISP...I am not able to access my email at all. Email programme was working fine about three hours ago, and now...well I am continually asked for passwords for my accounts, and then told they are incorrect? I've shut down Thunderbird after reentering passwords, have double checked settings, and had to change IMAP setting to mail. etc., as that is what my ISP has told me to put and have also changed it back to imap, but still cannot access my emails at all.

Please someone help me sort this out, it is doing my head in...and this isn't the first time Thunderbird had done this with password issues either///GRRRR

I have an email which somewhere along the line got dated 2040. It's in a folder which is arranged chronologically, which means that it is permanently (at least for 15 more years) at the bottom. Is there a way to change that?