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Deleting a mail attachment changes the date of a mail on TBird (68.2.2) on Win10 but not on TBird (68.2.2) on Mac, which is I would expect.

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TBird (68.2.2) on Win10: When I delete a mail attachment, the mail receives a new date, ie. the date when the attachment is deleted.

TBird (68.2.2) on Mac: When I delete a mail attachment, the original date of the mail is retained, which is what I expect.

TBird (68.2.2) on Win10: When I delete a mail attachment, the mail receives a new date, ie. the date when the attachment is deleted. TBird (68.2.2) on Mac: When I delete a mail attachment, the original date of the mail is retained, which is what I expect.

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is the account imap or POP?

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Sorry. It is an IMAP account.