Thunderbird Portable

In my latest GnuPG Portable DevTest I have included a modified ThunderbirdPortable.nsi. I am hoping to have some of the Thunderbird Portable Gurus check it out.

quick build instructions:
1. Verify you can compile the original ThunderbirdPortable.nsi
2. Install GnuPG Portable
3. install Enigmail if needed.
4. backup your original thunderbirdportable.nsi

Hi,

I had a nice collection of my email-adresses but they aren't anymore in my adress-book. ... the account-settings are still there.

Thanks for your help!

opa

hi

I have searched all over and thought Thunderbird Portable was the way to go, but now am confused.

I run Thunderbird on my office desktop computer and LOVE it - I am going to be travelling and wanted to use THunderbird portable.

But I want to sync up with what I already have on my desktop and when I return home sync again - am I off track - can thunderbord portable not be used for this use?

Hello,

I just installed PortableApps on my new USB and all is fine.
But I need move my email messages from old USB U3 Thunderbird 1.5.0.14
to PortableApps Thunderbird 2.0.0.9
I already set email accounts manualy, but how to move emails? Under Tools->import
I found only other email clients like Eudora, Outlook etc.

Thanks.

The main reason for my trying this thunderbird is that it is portable, and offers a quick way to get/send emails from various internet cafes. Unfortunately, current Webmail extension 1.3 can ONLY be installed with Thunderbird 2.0+. And the latest portable vers is 1.5. I searched for but could not find an earlier .xpi version of WebMail. But maybe someone could post here or somewhere an earlier webmail version which will work with the current Portable Thunderbird...? Otherwise, it seems to defeat the purpose of even using Thunderbird.

When I use the Password Manager to save the password of my E-mail account, it says that the data is stored in a file on my computer. Therefore I get the advise to use a Master Password.
I assume that the file is stored on the USB stick and not on the PC, or else it would be useless ?!
In either case, where is the file stored ?

THX

And why does the preview of this post say:
Submitted on January 1, 1970 - 1:00am

I use PTh because I can migrate my mail from one pc to another.
NOT on a USB !!

It is my main and only mail client on a desktop.

I DO want to make it a default client.
Can you please post the trick how to do it. (no lectures about why I should not do it).
I want to HACK it !
I will pay via paypal the hacker who will post a sucesful hack.

hello everybody!
I would like to read my hotmail emails through thunderbird, but I don't know how and all the things I found with google or the forums were using old softwares that doesn't work anymore...
I'm using thunderbird portable v1.5.0.14, webmail v1.2.2b3 and webmail-hotmail v1.2.2b2...can anyone help me???

thanks!!!

I'm confused about Thunderbird and the way it uses vcards and certificates. I'm using ver. 1.5.0.14.

I don't see a way for the program to include my certificate public key as part of my vcard. Outlook does that, I think.

Also, I don't see how to automatically add contact info and certificate public keys from incoming email into my address book in T-bird.

Thanks for any help.

George

I am running Thunderbird Portable 1.5.0.10
Periodically, (weekly, monthly), when Thunderbird pops for mail, hundreds of previously read emails from months back will download.
I have set in my client "Leave messages on server for at most 30 days".
My email is hosted off-site. My email provider is blaming Thunderbird.
I looked through the forum and couldn't find anything quite like this. My apologies if I missed something.
Has anyone heard of this?

Thanks in advance for your help!