Thunderbird Portable

Hi,

Thunderbird portable, 12.0.1 .

edit: I run it on a win7 64bit PC, on the hd.
edit: incase it makes a difference, I am running 3 different (different folders) installs of TBP, all 12.0.1 . Of course only run one at a time, but I have soo many email addresses, I group them into one of the 3 installs to separate business, from private, from outside interests.

I've been trying to tweak up the handling of the junk mail.

All "Seems" well when I go into "Account Settings" , select any account, change the settings in "Junk Settings", and than click "OK" and close that window.

I recently updated to TB v12 and not when I click to read the emails they will only open in "new window but not in in new tab what can I do?
thanks for any help
Julibra

Hi all,

I have just followed the instructions on moving Portable Apps and moved from a USB Key to the C: Drive for speed reasons until I get my mail files sorted out.

Firefox works. Thunderbird does not work.

The initial small TBird identifier comes up and the rotating circle appears for 10 seconds and then disappears.

Does anyone have any ideas how I can remedy this situation ?

Regards, Lethal

Hi!
I faced a problem: established on US flash drive Thunderbird Portable doesn't connect to the mail address (writes, incorrect login or the password). The computer in a network. The main mail agent on the computer - Outlook(Thunderbird on PC doesn't install). Help me!!!

Hi, I have the Thunderbird App running on an network drive. Everytime when there is a new version and I try to make the update I get an message
"Software-Update fehlgeschlagen - Das Update ...". But there is no other process of thunderbird activ.
my work arround:
I copy thunderbird to an USB stick an start the update again - this works fine. After the update I copy thunderbird back to the network drive and it works fine.
Have anyone an idea, why the update on the network drive fails?

I apologize if this topic has been covered, but I couldn't find it. When I cold boot the pc, I have TB set to autostart. It is also set to download messages automatically when started. The initial download works fine. For a while after that (an hour?)it continues to download automatically and manually on demand. Then it no longer will download messages queued on the gmail server. Curiously, it will send newly created outgoing messages through gmail smtp, even after it stops downloading messages from the gmail POP server.

Dear users,

I'd like to refer to the possibility to open the URLs contained in the text of e-mails, making a clic on these to directly open the browser.

A lot has been already discussed in this Forum, and I understood that it isn't possible to do this, due to the property of PortableApps to preserve the privacy and not to leave traces on the pc.

Anyway, I found a comfortable way to quickly open the links, in Windows: I simply drag the link from the window of the e-mail (in Thunderbird) to the window of Firefox, and the link opens. So I did all these months, with satisfaction.

Hello everyone,

After the last update (12.0.1) I opened TB Portable and all my e-mails were vanished. I didn't really worry because this wasn't the first time and last times always managed to fix it. I have found a backup of prefs.js file and replaced with the one in the profile folder, assuming I'll see my e-mails when I restart TB Portable. It didn't work. The most annoying part is after replacing prefs.js, my 15.6 GB large TB Portable folder is now only 2.1 GB.

Any suggestions?

Whenever I open TB, it goes unresponsive and says "not responding" in the title bar. I've done multiple installs. It works fine until I add my GMail address, and then after I complete the steps to check my GMail, it won't open properly..

Dear users,

I currently use Thunderbord Portable on my USB drive with satisfaction. But for some weeks I have been wondering if it could be possible to use it from a cloud storage. I know this is a popular discussion already discussed, but I couldn't find a post expressly dedicated, at least about Thunderbird.

I mean:

Imagine that I move my Thunderbird Portable directory (i.e. my whole application) from USB drive to a Cloude storage (Ubuntu One, for example, to which I am registered).