Kim Kirwan wrote:
>
> I am running Thunderbird 3.1.7 with some plug-ins (Lightning, Enigmail,
> and four minor ones) and have not had any of the kind of problems you
> are describing.  But I did check into the address book format (I have
> five address books left to move) and I learned about the "mork"
> database (arguably the worst feature of Thunderbird, they've been
> arguing about the best replacement for it for years now, with no
> visible progress,
No individual file is over 120 MB.  Yes, Mork seems to be the culprit, 
but TB rev 2.x
doesn't even HAVE the indexing feature - (or maybe, I don't THINK it has 
it because there
is no way to turn it off).  Anyway, TB 3.1.1 had the same problem, only 
it took 8 times
longer to recover when it hung (67 minutes instead of 80, even when the 
indexing was turned off.
So, I don't think it was indexing.  For a long time, I have thought it 
was related to newsgroups, as
I subscribe to rec.crafts.metalworking, and opening that group always 
takes a number of minutes,
and leaves a HUGE file of 600,000 message headers on my system.

Anyway, after creating a new profile, it seems to be working fine.  Just 
a lot of work to move
everything over.  I am back to using TB 2.0.0.22, I prefer the whole 
screen layout to TB 3, but
likely there is a way to set TB 3 to look about the same, I just don't 
know how.

I have been using Netscape, then Mozilla, then Thunderbird on Linux 
systems since, maybe
2002 or so.  But, it seems that TB users are having the same problem on 
Windows.

Thanks,

Jon

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