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Can i make start page to show the last message in my list?

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klop
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hi, as per this post https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1118379

i just wanted to clarify, ive un-ticked show thunderbird, but in THAT window when i open Tb. i'd like to see the last email in my list and not a blank box. is that possible? or is the "location box" the only other option to fill the start page?

hi, as per this post https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1118379 i just wanted to clarify, ive un-ticked show thunderbird, but in THAT window when i open Tb. i'd like to see the last email in my list and not a blank box. is that possible? or is the "location box" the only other option to fill the start page?

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If you had selected the Inbox and opened an email to read in Message Pane and then closed/exited Thunderbird then it should remember that when it next opens.

However, if you run products like eg: CCleaner which delete session and temp cache files then you must set Thunderbird files to be excluded.

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Toad-Hall
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If you had selected the Inbox and opened an email to read in Message Pane and then closed/exited Thunderbird then it should remember that when it next opens.

However, if you run products like eg: CCleaner which delete session and temp cache files then you must set Thunderbird files to be excluded.

klop
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Thanks Toad-Hall.