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- MOZILLA THUNDERBIRD NOT DOWNLOADING EMAILS WINDOWS
If I then do "check mail" it asks for my master password and will thereafter check mail all day.
MOZILLA THUNDERBIRD NOT DOWNLOADING EMAILS WINDOWS
Windows updated recently to 2004 but I don't think that corresponds to the start of the problem.
MOZILLA THUNDERBIRD NOT DOWNLOADING EMAILS WINDOWS 10
The symptoms are that, although it shows "online" in the bottom left hand corner of the screen, it makes no attempt to download mail at startup on Windows 10 2004. I have done nothing unusual, not added any accounts in the last 6months or moved any of the thunderbird files. For me it has only started recently but since Thunderbird is on automatic updates, I do not know which version worked. All the accounts go to the local folders inbox. I have checked the entry "Check for new mail at startup" which is checked for all 10 accounts from which I download email. I have changed my default account to different accounts (yes, each are underlined as I select them) - none of which are "local folders". This bug is not fixed in Thunderbird 68.10.0 (32-bit).
MOZILLA THUNDERBIRD NOT DOWNLOADING EMAILS UPDATE
One more bad update like this and this kind might search out a new email program (NOT cloud based of course). This update of TB is a bit of a mess, I lost my text highlighter add-on, and a few others no longer function.
The fix you posted is very simple, and it works!!!!! (only took a few seconds by the way). I spent hours trying to diagnose the problem without any success - actually created more problems while trying to fix this one (but have slowly been fixing them one by one). My Thunderbird just updated to 68.4.2 the other day, and my auto check for new messages quit working. Pantagana23 - YOU ROCK!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you! (In reply to pantagana23 from comment #40) If the Set as Default is in grey, and not black font (not available option), you either didn't click on your account name previously, or your problem lies somewhere else. You then click OK on Account Settings window, which should save changes.
MOZILLA THUNDERBIRD NOT DOWNLOADING EMAILS HOW TO
Now your Mail account 1 should also be underlined (don't know how to put underline on text here, but you get the picture). When this opens, among other options, you will see option Set as Default, and click on it. You click on your email account, and then on bottom left part of Account Settings window you click a drop-down menu icon Account Actions. It should be in bold font, and underlined also. In Account Manager you can see your mail accounts in left section, which are in bold font. This opens a window, which, in this thread, is called Account Manager.
It seems that in 68.x version, default account gets unchecked.įor anyone having the same issue (one POP account, no extensions): In the panel on the left, you have a list of accounts with the default account underlined.įound it, problem with no automatic download at startup solved. Yes, "Tools > Account Settings" opens the account manager. Now whenever you delete messages using Mozilla Thunderbird, it should also move them to the Trash folder on the mail server accordingly, and when you delete those messages from the Trash folder, it should remove them from the mail server as well.(In reply to Jorg K (GMT+1) from comment #39) The above steps affect only messages that are deleted at any point after you’ve completed those steps.įor messages that were deleted in Thunderbird prior to performing the above steps, and that are currently still marked for deletion on the server, you can delete them from the mail server by selecting the desired account in Thunderbird, then selecting File > Compact Folders. Under the Advanced Configuration heading, click the Config Editor. Click that, then go to Options > Advanced > General. While still in Thunderbird, look for a menu named Options. Under the Server Settings heading, for the option labeled When I delete a message, select Move it to this folder:, then from the dropdown menu, select Inbox > Trash. In Thunderbird, right-click your email account in the left sidebar, then select Settings. To get Mozilla Thunderbird to delete messages from the mail server when you delete them in Thunderbird when using IMAP, perform the following steps: When using Mozilla Thunderbird to access your email account using IMAP, you may find that whenever you delete messages in Thunderbird, those messages aren’t really deleted on the server.įor instance, when you check the same email account using Webmail, you might find that those messages appear to be marked for deletion, rather than being actually deleted as you might expect.
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