Thunderbird manually sort folders not working

To check that, you can try launching Thunderbird in the safe mode. To do that, hold 'Shift' key and then launch "Thunderbird". Or you can launch it normally. Then go to "Help" menu and select "Restart with Add-ons Disabled" and click "Restart.". If the links are working fine in the safe mode, you have a problem with one of As Thunderbird mailbox folders cannot increase the 4GB limit, so this may face an issue. While the problem is with the Windows operating system and Thunderbird v3.1. While some damage occurs in the Thunderbird MBOX files. Your system's Anti-virus or firewall has removed or isolated Thunderbird storage files. Manually Sort Folders The Manually Sort Folders extension adds the ability to change the order of the folders for each account in the folders pane. It also has a tab allowing sorting the accounts. The account you set as the default account will be listed first in the folders pane. [ edit] Folderpane Tools Here is a plugin to help reorder your Thunderbird: Use "Manually sort folders" to reorder emails Intro what does this add on do 1. Download Manually Sort Folders add-on Here is the link for Manually Sort Folders 2. Go to "tools" 3. Click "Manually sort folder" You can reorder your emails to put the more important emails on top. Thunderbird's primary method of dealing with junk mail is an adaptive filter. Thunderbird's adaptive filter actually learns how it should classify e-mail by learning from your habits. If you consistently mark a certain type of e-mail as junk, Thunderbird will learn that that type of e-mail should be marked as spam in the future. However, e-mail I have a backup of the profile and followed your instructions noticing the following a) quit thunderbird, delete INBOX.msf and start thunderbird again: before the restart: -rw----- 1 albert albert 4.1G Nov 19 07:58 INBOX -rw-r--r-- 1 albert albert 7.4K Nov 19 08:01 INBOX.msf afterwards: -rw----- 1 albert albert 4.1G Nov 20 07:42 INBOX -rw-rw-r-- 1 albert albert 5.1K Nov 20 07:42 INBOX.msf AskWoody MVP. August 30, 2020 at 1:59 am #2292461. WSBernadine wrote: it didn't have the Saved file that is in the Local Folders. Assuming you have a full backup, try creating a new folder called Saved. Right click on "Local Folders". Select "New Folder". Type "Saved", without the quotes. Let us know what happens. Right click on the main toolbar, select customize, drag and drop the "View" control to the toolbar, and press Done to add that control. It has several predefined choices such as All, Unread, Not Deleted, Tags, Custom Views, Save View as a Folder, and Customize. All displays everything as is. Not Deleted hides any messages that are not deleted. 1. First of all, select the Thunderbird Email Disappeared folder. 2. After that, right-click on the folder, for example, Inbox folder. 3. Then, select the Properties option. 4. Now, from the General Information tab, click on Repair Folder option >> OK button. 5. Folders in the Thunderbird UI AS "Outbox" even though it's actually named "Unsent Messages" on disk in the Mail/LocalMail folder in your profile directory. Some people have been known to remove the entire "Local Folders" account from their Thunderbird profile. This is a bad idea. The only easy way I know to recover from this error This way all the emails in a single folder will be sorted in Thunderbird email thread view. Following are the ways to create Thun