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thunderbird operations are very slow

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mike369
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i recently upgraded to ubuntu 18.04 from ubuntu 14.04 and to the latest versions of thunderbird & firefox. ever since the upgrade, all thunderbird operations take a long time to perform. it can take 10-20 seconds to over a minute. moving an email from the inbox to another folder, marking as read, downloading greaphics in an email & other ops are affect. at times, my system cpus are pegged at 100%, which prevents my system from being used until thunderbird finishes what it is doing. sometimes it takes 60 seconds or longer to close thunderbird.

what happened? it used to be a very fast & responsive program. now it acts like an arthritic slug.

thanks Mike

i recently upgraded to ubuntu 18.04 from ubuntu 14.04 and to the latest versions of thunderbird & firefox. ever since the upgrade, all thunderbird operations take a long time to perform. it can take 10-20 seconds to over a minute. moving an email from the inbox to another folder, marking as read, downloading greaphics in an email & other ops are affect. at times, my system cpus are pegged at 100%, which prevents my system from being used until thunderbird finishes what it is doing. sometimes it takes 60 seconds or longer to close thunderbird. what happened? it used to be a very fast & responsive program. now it acts like an arthritic slug. thanks Mike

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atErik
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ISP/MSP are integrating new features like OAuth2 into their server systems, allotting more resources, etc etc, so now many things are queued & not-instant, thus slow, etc.

but you cpu uasge should not jump to 100%, something else is going on.

use "nice" or derivative tools to assign lesser processing & priority for the "thunderbird" process.

in macOS (darwin unix* based) i do this: obtain thunderbird's process id with "Activity Monitor", then in "Terminal": /usr/bin/renice -n 20 -p TB-pid#

that allows other apps to get fair priority.

and begin to investigate what exactly causing this conflict or cpu usage.

i suspect something else is also scanning (or creating hash/checksum, etc) files, etc. and remove unavailable DNS entries , disable unused mail-account, etc.

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