
How do I stop the constant "Mark Messages as Read By Date" pop-up from displaying?
I'm continually seeing the "Mark Messages as Read By Date" pop-up and it is seriously interfering with my email usage. I get this repeatedly when moving the cursor across the screen with my touch pad, and have to dismiss it before I can do anything else. Sometimes it happens several times immediately after I've closed the previous one. This probably started around 2 months ago.
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Please read this question thread that also applies to your question. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/995948
Thanks for the link above, though my question is actually a bit different, more like this one: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1138800 which unfortunately also does not yet seem to be resolved. Thunderbird evidently has a utility that allows you to mark numerous emails in your inbox as "Read", and recently some sort of bug has been causing the pop-up to repeatedly appear on my laptop, particularly when viewing my inbox and moving my cursor across the screen. I really have not need or desire to use this utility, I just want it to stop bugging me with repeated pop-ups. Thanks--
The shortcut key for this is C (Just C no Ctrl or Alt)
So we have a number of simple possibilities.
1. Your C key s getting stuck. Mine did it after I spilled tes on it. 2. You are pressing the C key when you think you are reaching for the Alt even Alt+C
Seriously I do not think it is a bug, but something you are doing. Try using a plug in mouse instead of your trackpad.... does the problem go away? I have seen reports in this forum, particularly relating to lenovo trackpads that suggests they are not all that reliable, or some models are not.
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You say you are using a touchpad. Inadvertent actions while using a touchpad are common. Accidental selections, drop and drags, left clicks, right clicks.
This is an easily tested theory.
Try connecting a computer mouse and use it exclusively for awhile, not touching the touchpad.