Thunderbird Portable

I tried updating my Portable Thunderbird from Version 1.5.0.14 to the version 2.0.0.12. But after the update thunderbird didnt show me any emails or folders. I only get the symbols at the top. Account Settings are always there but i didnt see anything.
Any ideas what is broken there?
I tried it several times but always the same problem.

I just started using the latest version of Thunderbird Portable. I have imported all of my email from Outlook Express. I have a problem with two emails sent to me from Project Gutenberg about a submission that I made. In both emails, the date/time display ok in Outlook Express, but not in Thunderbird. After import into Thunderbird, both emails show a date/time of: 2/6/2101 6:28 AM. I imported several hundred emails and only these two are showing the wrong date/time.

Suddenly, all my addressbook in my TB port dissappeared.

In which file and location the addressbook is stored?
Is there any way to recover it?

I am changing from an old desktop version of Thunderbird to Thunderbird Portable. Can anyone help me by advising how I can 'import' all of my old mail and mail folders from Thunderbird to Thunderbird Portable. Is there an easy way ?. Or any way ?. Right now I have all the mail and folders in a backup folder on an external hard drive (3.9GB) and I simply want to get these into my Thunderbird Portable on my USB flash drive.

How can I disable the thunderbird splash screen?

Hello

Copernic Desktop Search doesn't work with Thunderbird Portable.
It is not able to recognize that TBP is installed.
How can this be fixed?

i wish that thunderbird could be smaller, for those of us with lots of data have less than 25 megabytes free, and i use Reach-a-mail right now because thunderbird is too large for my drive. could we make it smaller?

Hi again!

I can't find "open" option in TBP. I have instaled the "Locale Switcher" addon, as seen in https://portableapps.com/apps/internet/thunderbird_portable/localization, to change the language. Maybe it doesn´t work? Am I doing something wrong?

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In addition to figuring out how to encrypt email storage on my USB thumb drive, I'd also like to distribute my storage across both the thumb drive and my most frequently used laptop. In short, I'd like to have my Inbox, Drafts, and Sent Mail on the thumb, then a bunch of archive folders on the laptop. Seems like a simple idea, and I think with Linux it would be simple through symbolic links. But alas, my work confines me to windows most of the time. Is there any way to do this? Perhaps setting up multiple directories in ThunderbirdPortableSettings.ini?

Thanks!

I telecommute and use a number of desktops and laptops. I've really enjoyed having my email with me via a USB drive. I worry though, what could happen if I ever lost the drive - most likely someone would just wipe it clean for their own use, but what if they did go through my mail?

From searching around through the forums, it appears that there are some ways of encrypting drives, most of which require administrative rights, though some more complex methods may avoid this (?). But it is really just my email that I'm concerned about.