The problem is with the cookie handling in Thunderbird 3,  Thunderbird
is adding cookies to the outgoing HTTP requests. The extension uses
nsIHttpChannel  for the HTTP comms,  the cookies are set using the
setRequestHeader  function with the aMerge parameter set to false
(webmail's cookies should overwrite the TB's but their not).

The work around is to set network.cookie.cookieBehavior to 2
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