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Reply to an e-mail, and it opens another, seperate window?

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Using Win 8.1 and TB 24.6.0

When I reply to an e-mail, it opens another, seperate window. Why?

I also use Yahoo Mail. It keeps the current window, and makes space for you to put your message at the top. Is there a way to make TB work like this? The way it is, I have to do more clicks.

Using Win 8.1 and TB 24.6.0 When I reply to an e-mail, it opens another, seperate window. Why? I also use Yahoo Mail. It keeps the current window, and makes space for you to put your message at the top. Is there a way to make TB work like this? The way it is, I have to do more clicks.

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That option is per account, make sure you set it for all accounts. As there have been no reports until now of it not working I think it more likely you have not enabled it in the correct account.

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"When I reply to an e-mail, it opens another, seperate window. Why?"

Because that is how Thunderbird works.

see https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/reply-above-or-below-quoted-text for your other question.

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There should be an option for the other way.

If I select to put the reply below the e-mail, it still keeps it above.

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That option is per account, make sure you set it for all accounts. As there have been no reports until now of it not working I think it more likely you have not enabled it in the correct account.