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Hello. I've troubleshooted an error that I suspect may be a technical issue caused by the Firefox browser. I've provided information below for additional troubleshooting:

PROBLEM: Broken Link to Amazon.com from the Libby Application on an Samsung Galaxy S23 (Android 14 OS) I noticed an error using Libby via mobile app versus desktop app. When choosing to read a library book via Kindle through the Libby mobile app, the link sending me to Amazon for checkout via Firefox initially works but after sign-in will error saying "We're sorry. The Web address you entered is not a functioning page on our site." However, whenever the same process is done using the desktop, the Amazon error screen no longer occurs.

TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS: - Turned off VPN - Reinstalled Libby app & restarted device: no change - Deleted browser cache: no change - Service Ticket to Libby: Libby indicated it may be an Amazon issue - Service Ticket to Amazon: Amazon indicated it may be a Firefox issue - Tried the same process/link using Firefox desktop: sign-in worked - Tried the same process/link using Google Chrome mobile: sign-in worked - Verified the same process/link using Firefox desktop: sign-in still did not work

From what I can deduce, there may be an issue using the link from a mobile device using Firefox on an Android OS device. Is there any other resolve to this?

For some reason on android firefox I'm no longer able to pull up a tab's history by holding down the back button. I can still press to go back, but there's no way to either go back several pages or to go forward if I have already gone back.

Hi All,

I tried searching for an answer to this with terms like "offline storage" or "moving archived folders" and I found some topics that were close, but did not really answer the question or did not have the detail I needed.

For one of my TB email accounts I have a lot of subfolders for each year, going back for many years. For example, I have a "archive 2017" folder, and so on. Is there a way I can remove these archived folders to my local hard drive so they are not taking space on my server, but that I can still access them easily if needed?

I don't know if it matters, but I use IMAP settings/server.

If there is a solution, please provide as many steps and details as possible.

Thanks everyone,

  Bill

Is there anyway to help me get back into my main account [email address] please? I factory reset my phone and didn't save my passwords first. I already did the facial recognition and sent a photo of my id

I'm running Sequoia 15.1.1 on an M1 Mac Mini. Never had problems before. TB 128.6 0 esr.

As soon as it opens it crashes.

I have a lot of unopened files in a pop mailbox, going to try and remove them.

It seems to still work on my iPhone. Any ideas?

I M get this working. I'm in a panic. Please help.

Dear Sir We had recently installed fire fox, trying to import outlook data for same POP account with same password, but firefox showing importing data folders also created, but no progress seems. can you suggest some solutions.

thanking you

Can a long standing issue — previously closed as "RESOLVED INCOMPLETE" — be recalled as a New Issue?

References:

[1856222 - browser.tabs.query does not always contain all open tabs](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1856222)

[1583281 - Expose all tabs to the tabs API on Android, including discarded tabs](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1583281)

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Firefox (Android) 134.0 (Build #2016064983), hg-b8005f63d9eb+ GV: 134.0-20241230151726 AS: 134.0

I just installed Thunderbird, linked it to my primary email account (ok!) and then tried to import one year's worth of email messages exported from my Apple Mail client as .mbox folders with an underlying folder structure (1 per month). Thunderbird went away for about 2 hours "downloading" and importing ( ... looking good!), but at the end my "Local Folder: Apple Mail Import" still shows no messages. Where are they and how can I access them in the Thunderbolt client?

This appears EVERYWHERE: emails unreadable (blurred). BUT if I select (left-button + mouse movement), a whole section (NOT the whole message) becomes crystal-clear. I have saved many such incidents, but one is below:

Somehow, I have a second copy of one of my email accounts. They are mirrored, so what happens to one, happens to the other which makes deleting one not acceptable.

Any way to get to the mirrored account?

Thanks, Sue

I have tried to install thunderbird on an iPad Pro to transfer email etc from MacBook Air and now neither one will retrieve new email messages. Responce is account has been blocked / blacklisted.

I have Version 128.5.2esr (64-bit), it says it is up to date.

So I've been noticing a couple of days now that I can no longer view messages in the message pane to the right of the screen. When I click on an email in the list on the left, the top of the pane on the right shows me the To, From, subject etc, as well as a yellow bar saying "Warning: To protect your privacy, Thunderbird has blocked remote content in this message." Then, nothing underneath this. Where it used to show the email contents. I do NOT want to have to double click every single email in my inbox to look at them in a separate tab. Most of what I get is not useful. I want to be able to click once and preview the email, then click Down to check the next one, and on and on the same as Thunderbird did it LAST WEEK.

Can someone help me get it back to working please? Thanks!

I have downloaded Thunderbird Android and want to write an email but my address book doesn't seem to work when I start writing into the address ("to") field. How do I connect my address book to Thunderbird?