"Reply" to email not passing email address
Have been experiencing an issue with Thunderbird (31.2.0) where any time I click REPLY button the address for the sender of original email is not passed to new email. I have to copy the sender's address and paste it into the new email.
This has been happening for the past 3 days. Tried shutting down application and rebooting several times, but no change.
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have you tried restarting from the help menu with add-ons disabled. weirdness like you describe is often caused by an add-on, particularly as the compose interface changed in the 3X. releases
Restart with add-ons disabled did not resolve this. Still need to copy or type email address into the To: field when I reply to an email.
Did the header of the original message show a reply-to address?
Actually, they indicate "From", not Reply To.
Zmodyfikowany przez Bronzemouse2003 w dniu
There should be both. My message headers have both. The message headers that I have are Subject, From, Reply-To, Date, and To.
OK. Looks like some do, some don't. The email of your response "There should be both. .....
From Mozilla Support Forum Subject finitarry posted an answer .... Reply to [email protected] To Me
Now, if I select Reply, I would expect Thunderbird to pass the "[email protected]" address to the new email (even if it were bogus); however, I get a "blank" To field on the new email. Curson focus is on the To field.
No idea what causes that. Thunderbird and SeaMonkey both put what I expect into the headers for both message and compose windows. I was unable to find a setting controlling that.
Bit of a long shot, but try restarting the operating system in safe mode with Networking. This loads only the very basics needed to start your computer while enabling an Internet connection. Click on your operating system for instructions on how to start in safe mode: Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, OSX
Sometimes better off to just reinstall that try to repair. After reinstall, works fine. Thanks everyone.