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> Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:06:16 -0700
> Subject: Re: Thunderbird Slow/Non-responsive - Maybe Yahoo Extension is
> cause??
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
>
>
> > ... I simply do not now and nor have I ever seen this kind of
> > slow down with Thunderbird and the Webmail add-ons.
>
> Alan
> I agree that I've not see it before either. I posted
> as I've been looking at the TB performance issue for almost a
> month, doing everything I can find to resolve it. Before
> narrowing it down to extensions, I followed all the suggestions
> and tips at Mozillazine for TB performance issues. I've taken
> apart the profile and put it back together again. Which is
> when I started thinking about the extensions after starting
> in Safe Mode a number of times and had a really snappy
> TB. Obviously it's not TB itself that's having the issue.
>
> I've been using the WebMail extensions ...err Add-ons as
> they are now called, since shortly after they first
> came out and I dumped Eudora to go back to using
> TB as my only email client. I sing their praises.
>
> Changing frequency of checks does not explain the
> slow startup. My testing tried just about every
> combination of extensions enabled/disabled and
> definitely pointed at the Yahoo extension as having an
> issue. When it is the only extension disabled, I get
> fast startups for TB. Then reenabling the Yahoo
> extension with check on startup enabled and the
> startup can take up to 85 seconds,
>
> Now maybe there is something else I need to
> change on my setup in order to get a rapid startup
> again. The suggestion to change the frequency of checks
> is a good one and is implemented. Also, it's not
> absolutely necessary to check on startup, but then
> again, that's an option to be explored. If starting
> with Yahoo checking on startup creates an issue
> as TB is booting, then that information should be
> available to others. It maybe something the author
> would want to hard code into the extension to ignore
> if there is some performance conflict with how
> Yahoo logs in and downloads.
>
> I appreciate knowing that not everyone
> is suffering this problem. Perhaps there are others
> that have been wondering about it and this post
> may give them something to try.
> >
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