Thunderbird Portable

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).

Thank you for this!

To paraphrase Mozilla: It's for individuals that do NOT always want the latest features, performance enhancements and technologies in their email client.

Do you plan on Portable Apps releases for 10.0.5 thru 10.0.8?

Cheers.

The GPG extension for Thunderbird portable is not compatible with TB portable v12. I get an error when I try to open TB. If i remove the GPG folder in the App folder, TB will open correctly.

I get this error when trying to install the lightning (Calendar) add-on.

Script: resource:///modules/XPIProvider.jsm:1043

I noticed that a lot of plugins are installed on my ThunderbirdPortable. Since the client is very, very slow, I wonder if this could depend on this (also on the fact that my USB drive is quite old).

What's your opinion?

For the list of plugin please see this image.

Thank you!

Typically I want to open more than one program. At present the menu closes to the task bar and I have to click the running apps bottom right again (what used to be the system tray.
It would be more helpful if there was an option whereby the menu stayed open until the mouse is no longer over the menu area.
I think maybe that is how it used to work.

Ouch, horrible.
I got an email containing Exploit:HTML/IframeRef.gen.
MSSE deleted it but this involved deleting the entire single file
Local Folders\Inbox
containing many other healthy communications.
Luckily, but purely incidentally, I had backed up Inbox two days preciously, but still lost 48H of email.