Public bug reported:

Note: This bug is specific to the Snap version of Thunderbird, I can't
reproduce it with the Ubuntu-packaged version for example (which I have
installed on Ubuntu, used for multiple years and stopped using recently
to get the more recent versions of TB available with Snap).

When a certificate problem arrises with a server from which Thunderbird
tries to retrieve emails, the "Add Security Exception" window gives you
the option to "Confirm Security Exception" (meaning that Thunderbird
will overlook the invalid certificate).

The problem is that nothing happens when I click the "Confirm Security
Exception" button. I've tried the usual workarounds, including removing
the email account and adding it again, to no avail.

The peculiar thing here is that I have had certificate problems before,
when using a non-snap version of Thunderbird, and clicking the "Confirm
Security Exception" button has always worked. Not with the Snap version
it seems.

** Affects: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  [snap] Cannot confirm security exception

Status in thunderbird package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Note: This bug is specific to the Snap version of Thunderbird, I can't
  reproduce it with the Ubuntu-packaged version for example (which I
  have installed on Ubuntu, used for multiple years and stopped using
  recently to get the more recent versions of TB available with Snap).

  When a certificate problem arrises with a server from which
  Thunderbird tries to retrieve emails, the "Add Security Exception"
  window gives you the option to "Confirm Security Exception" (meaning
  that Thunderbird will overlook the invalid certificate).

  The problem is that nothing happens when I click the "Confirm Security
  Exception" button. I've tried the usual workarounds, including
  removing the email account and adding it again, to no avail.

  The peculiar thing here is that I have had certificate problems
  before, when using a non-snap version of Thunderbird, and clicking the
  "Confirm Security Exception" button has always worked. Not with the
  Snap version it seems.

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