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Inbox IMAP Settings in Mozilla Thunderbird

IMAP settings in Mozilla Thunderbird

Thunderbird IMAP is flexible, resourceful, fast and cool. IMAP settings in Mozilla Thunderbird, IMAP is good but in order to access your mail from anywhere on the server, you need a connection, anywhere on that server.

If you go to an area without net access and want to take your mail with you, what will you do? If you want Mozilla Thunderbird, Mozilla Sea Monkey IMAP account inbox should present offline, then all the inbox messages will be automatically downloaded to your system and you can read them later or write without connecting Inbox IMAP settings in Mozilla Thunderbird.

How to do Inbox IMAP settings in Mozilla Thunderbird?

If you want to set up offline use to your IMAP email inbox.
Go to the Tools Menu then, Account Settings from Mozilla Thunderbird Menu.
Now click on the synchronization and storage category for the IMAP account.
Be sure to keep the message for this account checked on this computer.
Click on Advanced.
Make sure that downloads are checked for the Inbox folder.
You can select another folder where you want to make available offline.
Click OK Button
Again click OK.

Go Offline in Mozilla Thunderbird

Go Offline now
Select file Offline Download and sync now from the menu.
Ensure that mail messages are selected under download or the following sync.
Check your offline work once download and sync completely.
Click on OK.
Now you go back online.
Click on the online/offline icon in the bottom right corner of the window.
Now select the file offline. Work offline from the menu.

Fix for Thunderbird not opening

I have configured the Thunderbird email client to block links from being opened when I click on them. This may sound strange to some as it makes it less convenient to open links posted in emails but it improves the security of the system.Some Thunderbird users may on the other hand experience issues opening links in emails even though they’d prefer that to be available to them. If you are one of them read on how to fix the issue in the email client. Note that this is just one of the solutions and that it may not be the one working for you. I suggest you check out the Mozilla Zine article for additional solutions that may help you resolve it if the one published here does not resolve the issue for you.

Open the Thunderbird email program and wait until it is idle.
Click on Tools > Options to open the settings. If you only have a single Thunderbird button click on the button and then on Options there.
Switch to Advanced > General and click on Config Editor here.
Filter for the term network.protocol-handler.external-default by copying and pasting it into the search field at the top.
A value of false indicates that Thunderbird won’t open links in external clients.
Double-click the value to set it to true.
Keep the editor open for now.

The change takes effect immediately and you should be able to open links in the default browser from that moment in time on. Note that this will only fix the issue if the value of the parameter was set to false initially.

If that is not working, try the following option.

Go back to the editor
Filter for the term network.protocol-handler.warn-external.http and set it to true with a double-click (it is false by default)
This displays the “open with” dialogue when you click on a link for the first time which you can use to pick a program for the protocol. If you want to always open links in the application check the remember my choice for HTTP links at the bottom of that screen.
Repeat the procedure for network.protocol-handler.warn-external.https and network.protocol-handler.warn-external.ftp to display the prompt for HTTP and FTP links as well.

The parameters should be enough to resolve the links not opening issue in Thunderbird.

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Fix for Thunderbird not opening

Fix for Thunderbird not opening