(In reply to Flex from comment #81)
> (In reply to clemens from comment #79)
> > 11 years of not resolving this bug? Just close it then and be a man about 
> > it.
> 
> It's a shame.
> According to the annual report of Mozilla, they spent 340 Mio $ for software
> development in 2012 and 2013 and did not pay one single permanent programmer
> for Thunderbird:
> https://static.mozilla.com/moco/en-US/pdf/Mozilla_Audited_Financials_2013.pdf

- They should start accepting donations (crowdsourcing?) (esp. from
professionals and companies whose employees are relying on Thunderbird)
solely for Thunderbird development.

- They should never ever contemplate and discuss adding ads or anything
related to ads as a means for fundraising again.

- They should add annual (or so) tooltips (wikipedia style) to point out
that fundraising started to finance further development. This is
required in my opinion to raise awareness that software development and
maintenance costs money. (If you want "free", go to Google & co. and
trade-in your privacy, have fun.)

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Title:
  user-id and password not sent automatically for rss-feed

Status in Mozilla Thunderbird:
  Confirmed
Status in thunderbird package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: thunderbird

  This is a bug I have seen for quite some time.  I am in the "make
  hardy the best release there ever was"-mood today and have brought
  myself to really reporting every single bit of problem I have put off
  for so long so somebody with the needed skills has a chance to fix it.

  I subscribe to an RSS feed hosted on a password-protected https-site
  in Thunderbird.  TB works fine but periodically asks me for the
  password although I have marked "save password with password manager"
  in the dialog.  In fact, the necessary fields are displayed filled in,
  but the pop-up comes back to me from time to time and I have to hit
  the OK button.

  I have set up a test installation which is exactly the same as the one
  I am having problems with at https://clients.leggewie.biz/tester/.
  The ssl-certificate is from cacert.org, so your browser might throw
  that up at first.  The user you need to get in is tb-tester and the
  password is launchpad.  The RSS feed is at
  
https://clients.leggewie.biz/tester/index.php?title=Special:Recentchanges&feed=rss
  When you susbscribe to that in TB and save the login credentials, you
  should have TB nagging you from time to time to with a login screen.

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