May I just take this opportunity to ask, if anyone here has experienced
the following scenario in Thunderbird.
I am subscribed to several mailing lists, some of them rather
trafficated at times. Let's say I open my inbox, and there is 125 new
messages. OK, I spend maybe an hour in running through all of this new
material, deleting what I don't jneed or want to save. Then, when
everything is read, deleted and sorted, I go and have my mailing
accounts checked for new messages.
Wow, 59 new messages, is reported unread. So, I spend another half hour
on rushing through the new material. Funny thing, two thirds of the
lastly downloaded messages, are exactly the ones I just deleted a few
minutes ago. Really, I never saw this behavior under Outlook Express.
Yet, it is getting wearisome, frustrating and totally nonsense, to have
the same messages downloaded several times. For some reason, I get a
feeling that if I let Thunderbird do its new-mail checking at predefined
intervals, this trouble seem less obvious, from what I experience if I
"force" a check for new messages.
Wonder if anyone see similar behavior in other mailing clients, do you
experience this in Thunderbird, and does anyone know if the TBEnhance
app from GW could cause any of this trouble?
Sorry, I don't know anything about the initial issue reported in this
thread. Still, it seems to me, Thunderbird may experience some stability
issues, at the moment. I am rather new to Thunderbird, so maybe all of
this is known bugs. If so, I'd be glad to know.
David
On 5/28/2014 11:51 PM, Rod Hutton wrote:
Hi Craig,
I don't know what's going on for you, but over the last while I've
been getting strange performance in Thunderbird; I'm getting old
messages in my inbox coming to me; maybe they're doing upgrades which
are causing these issues. Let's hope they'll straighten out the
problems. smile
Take care,
Rod
On 5/28/14 2:58 PM, Craig Werner wrote:
Greetings to the list.
All of a sudden, I am unable to read some messages in Thunderbird.
These are messages which once read fine but for some reason are no
longer being spoken. When I open one of these messages, Window-Eyes
speaks the full directory path of my Thunderbird inbox, including the
eight-character Thunderbird user profile name, and then I am in a
blank browser buffer. The problem started about an hour ago with no
setting change that I know of. I wonder if a Thunderbird mailbox has
become corrupted. Using Window-Eyes 8.4.0.0 on a Windows 7 Home
machine with all updates installed. All help is greatly appreciated.
Craig
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