Mine is also 10 minutes.
On Jan 4, 5:23 pm, petra <[email protected]> wrote:
> When you try Webmail 1.3.3b3, make sure the amount of time you wait is
> equal to 3 times you scheduled check interval for new mail. I believe
> new accounts default to 30 minutes. Mine is 10 minutes, so there's a
> couple of cycles where the Webmail extension would not be able to
> contact the remote webmail host while Shredder is offline. This is
> likely the added factor that leads to Webmail becoming unresponsive.
> So probably the Webmail extension needs code to be able to handle
> extended network unavailability scenarios.
>
> alanrf wrote:
> > I do not know if it helps at all but I tried to recreate this
> > condition without success on my system but these are my versions
>
> > WinXP Pro SP3
> > Thunderbird 2.0.0.19
> > Webmail 1.3.2
>
> > I can leave Thunderbird offline for longer than the 30 minutes
> > suggested here. Going back online I experience no errors in
> > communicating with GMail, Yahoo and Hotmail.
>
> > Later I will retry with Webmail 1.3.3b3.
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