thunderbird
I'm not sure when this started but I find to be annoying.
When I receive a message, it is being marked as draft.
Please note; my email is based on Google - @gmail.com
Version 128.3.3esr (64-bit)
Running on Win 10 pro
If I log into Gmail no msg in inbox is marked as draft
How can I stop this annoyance?
Thanks,
Mike A.
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sfhowes,
I wound up taking a different path to solve this. 1) I did a complete back up of the messages in the inbox by copying them to another drive. 2) 'rolled back' the entire drive to an older version [about 3 weeks] (I use clonezilla for system back up). 3) Began to methodically selecting and copying select messages to the inbox using exportimport toolsNG.
So far I have not experienced the "draft" problem anymore.
Not to be critical, I don't see how your suggested extension could help.
Mike A.
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It looks like your Inbox is acting like a Drafts folder. See if you can fix it with FolderFlags:
sfhowes,
I tried your suggestion and received a msg that folderflags extension IS NOT compatible with my version of TB - 128.3.3esr (64-bit).
My other TB extensions are compactheaders and importexporttools NG
Mike A.
For TB 128, install FolderFlags 1.7.0:
https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/folderflags/versions/
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/installing-addon-thunderbird
தீர்வு தேர்ந்தெடுக்கப்பட்டது
sfhowes,
I wound up taking a different path to solve this. 1) I did a complete back up of the messages in the inbox by copying them to another drive. 2) 'rolled back' the entire drive to an older version [about 3 weeks] (I use clonezilla for system back up). 3) Began to methodically selecting and copying select messages to the inbox using exportimport toolsNG.
So far I have not experienced the "draft" problem anymore.
Not to be critical, I don't see how your suggested extension could help.
Mike A.
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