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Email sent via Firefox mailto: link not saved to Sent folder

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Am running FFox 71.0 64-bit under Windows 10 and Thunderbird 68.3.1, 32-bit. I earlier posted this question in a Firefox forum; that looked like the source of the problem. Details at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1276550 But now it looks like a TBird issue. Mail created in TB in response to a mailto: link gets sent (in my test) but TB hangs when trying to save it to Sent; 

it also hangs if I try to save it to Drafts.

I suspect it's because my custom profile points to a non-default folder, but that's a guess.

Am running FFox 71.0 64-bit under Windows 10 and Thunderbird 68.3.1, 32-bit. I earlier posted this question in a Firefox forum; that looked like the source of the problem. Details at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1276550 But now it looks like a TBird issue. Mail created in TB in response to a mailto: link gets sent (in my test) but TB hangs when trying to save it to Sent; it also hangs if I try to save it to Drafts. I suspect it's because my custom profile points to a non-default folder, but that's a guess.

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Matt
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I am locking this topic as the original was transferred into this forum. So lets continue there.