Hi Oliver, I'm not sure the problem is with systemwide installed
language packs.
Maybe it happens when there are plugins in the profile, for instance,
when I had this problem it didn't happen in a new empty profile.
Hope this shed some light.
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It all points to add-ons updates (language pack mostly) that somehow are
not fully compatible with thunderbird 78.3.
Those json startups may be somehow putting the references to undefined
entities in the xmls
> I too have this problem. It seems that if you go into your .thunderbird
> directory
In my case it ran ok for several days, so I think it's most likely an
update to the language packs extension themselves.
El 29/10/20 a las 15:48, Olivier Tilloy escribió:
> It sounds like something in the upgrade from thunderbird 68.X (in focal)
> to version 78.Y (in groovy) is possibly making
For me, it worked after upgrade to ubuntu 20.10 but stopped working
today.
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Title:
thunderbird fails to open, xml parse
Problem seem to be in file /usr/lib/thunderbird/omni.ja which is an
archive file.
Inside it chrome/messenger/content/messenger/messenger.xhtml has in line
905 a reference to an undefined XML entity
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anyway, the problem still persisted after disabling all extensions, but
worked in safe mode
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Title:
thunderbird fails to
Re- comment #7
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/1901829/comments/7
I deleted and readded it after verifying that there was not sensitive
information
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Public bug reported:
Right after launch and entered the password, windows with this content
appears and I can't do anything.
Error de análisis XML: entidad indefinida
Ubicación: chrome://messenger/content/messenger.xhtml
Línea 905, columna 3:
Doug that's exactly what the bug says and why I filled it, you are not
being asked for the auth code simply because there is a bug in the
login. I filled the bug, the annoyance is because the application is
asking for a password it doesn't need.
My feeling is that it is using some remanent
doug are you sure you didn't allow it in online accounts settings?
That's the account and authorization used by calendar, I have 2 factor
authentication and when I set it up in online accounts it asked me for the
second face auth.
There's no way an app can access your calendar or other info if
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Hi I'm not running in Low GFX mode but dash and switcher are opaque, how
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