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Arrowheads appear to the left of folders, make them undeletable

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As shown in the attached screen capture, recently these subfolders of "sent" have appeared to the left of the folder. They make the folders undeleteable. How do I get rid of them? I want to delete "sent" and create a fresh new "sent" folder.

Thanks John

As shown in the attached screen capture, recently these subfolders of "sent" have appeared to the left of the folder. They make the folders undeleteable. How do I get rid of them? I want to delete "sent" and create a fresh new "sent" folder. Thanks John
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We can close this one out. it was a bug in Thunderbird. Yesterday I forced the upgrade of Ubuntu Mate 22.04 LTS. Thunderbird in this release read the old and new "Sent" files just fine.

Again, thanks every one, especially Toad-Hall for pitching in and trying to help me solve this problem. I can't thank you enough.

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neonjohn
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We can close this one out. it was a bug in Thunderbird. Yesterday I forced the upgrade of Ubuntu Mate 22.04 LTS. Thunderbird in this release read the old and new "Sent" files just fine.

Again, thanks every one, especially Toad-Hall for pitching in and trying to help me solve this problem. I can't thank you enough.

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