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Too muych messages not grouped on arrivals

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Domi Platon
Domi Platon
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Hi! 

I am using Thunderbird from its beginning (28 years?? more??)

My version is 128.5.2esr (32 bits) few weeks ago, when login, I am notified for each mail I received since my computer was off. They arrive one after the other, as before, I had just one message for each ACCOUNT. So, if I have been mailed 30 messages on 3 accounts, I receive 30 notifications (and before, just 3). Is there some parameter to come back to previous system? Or is it a bug to be fixed? Thanks for answer!

Hi! I am using Thunderbird from its beginning (28 years?? more??) My version is 128.5.2esr (32 bits) few weeks ago, when login, I am notified for each mail I received since my computer was off. They arrive one after the other, as before, I had just one message for each ACCOUNT. So, if I have been mailed 30 messages on 3 accounts, I receive 30 notifications (and before, just 3). Is there some parameter to come back to previous system? Or is it a bug to be fixed? Thanks for answer!

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Rick
Rick
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Hi,

Thunderbird settings - General - Incoming Mails.

You may have to check computer system-level settings too. On the Mac, they are in system settings - notifications. I don't know about Windows.

Rick

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sfhowes
sfhowes
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In the Incoming Mails section, uncheck 'Use the system notification' and check 'Show an alert'.

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