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Mulongo oyo etiyamaki na archive. Tuna motuna mosusu soki osengeli na lisalisi

Thunderbird keeps opening with 2 folders open, even though I close it with them closed, and rebooting does not help.

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boyter
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At one point several days ago I closed Thunderbird with two of my message folders open. Not whenever I open Thunderbird it opens with these same folders open, even though I may close it with no folders open or a message open or different folders open. Rebooting the computer did not solve the problem. This has happened twice. The first time I solved it by deleting the folder, but these are folder with a number of messages so I would rather solve the issue than use a workaround.

At one point several days ago I closed Thunderbird with two of my message folders open. Not whenever I open Thunderbird it opens with these same folders open, even though I may close it with no folders open or a message open or different folders open. Rebooting the computer did not solve the problem. This has happened twice. The first time I solved it by deleting the folder, but these are folder with a number of messages so I would rather solve the issue than use a workaround.

Solution eye eponami

Help/Troubleshooting, click Open Folder, close TB, delete or rename session.json. Does TB now start with the same tabs and windows opened that were open at the last closing?

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sfhowes
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Solution eye oponami

Help/Troubleshooting, click Open Folder, close TB, delete or rename session.json. Does TB now start with the same tabs and windows opened that were open at the last closing?

boyter
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WOW ! It worked! Thank you!