As I recall from answers to similar questions, this can't be done. The webmail extensions are seen by Thunderbird as POP servers (to be exact, the localhost server created by the extensions is a POP server running locally on your computer). The POP protocol doesn't recognise or allow for folders on the server. A message either exists on the server or it doesn't, there are no other possibilities or sub divisions allowed. The webmail extensions do add a line to the message headers, something like "X-folder = <name of folder>. This can be used to set up filters in Thunderbird to sort mail into folders, but you have to create the folders yourself.
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