Messages are shown twice in Conversation View
Given that I have a thread in my inbox and I want to see it in Conversation View (so I can see not just incoming mail but also outgoing mail); When I right click on the thread and click on `Open Message in Conversation`; Then a new tab opens with the messages in the conversation. Every message but one is displayed twice because the copy in `All Mail` folder is shown alongside the one in the `Sent Mail` folder for outgoing mail, and `Inbox` for incoming. See attached screenshot (yellow highlights messages displayed twice, green not). I would expect the results to display messages in `All Mail` only OR `Inbox` and `Sent Mail` only but not both. Is there a way to accomplish this?
被選擇的解決方法
Right click the account in the folder pane and select subscribe. Unsubscribe from all mail and it will be gone form your folder pane and essentially from Thunderbird once the global database catches up.
Or you can force the issue. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/rebuilding-global-database
You could also right click the folder, select properties and uncheck the include messages in this folder in the Global search results. Again the global database will need to catch up.
There is no way to have the folder visible and the content returned in searches to have it excluded from the conversation view.
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選擇的解決方法
Right click the account in the folder pane and select subscribe. Unsubscribe from all mail and it will be gone form your folder pane and essentially from Thunderbird once the global database catches up.
Or you can force the issue. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/rebuilding-global-database
You could also right click the folder, select properties and uncheck the include messages in this folder in the Global search results. Again the global database will need to catch up.
There is no way to have the folder visible and the content returned in searches to have it excluded from the conversation view.
This worked. I went the route of rebuilding the global database, as the other instructions were not too clear to me.