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...ile others may allow it to do anything a primary account can except create/manage other secondary accounts. However as far as Thunderbird is concerned its ju ..., if adding another email address doesn't involve adding another username/password then its not an account as far as Thunderbird is concerned. Thunderbird doe ...

...ely. If you need instructions for setting a master password, look [[Master password | here]]. ...to import it into ThunderBird and/or SeaMonkey. Once you have set a Master Password, you can import/install your personal [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S/MIME ...

* Right-click on the account name in the folders pane and select "Manage Subscriptions". * Click on the account name in the folders pane, and then click on the "Manage Subscriptions" link in the main Thunderbird window ([http://www.mozilla.org ...

...nd passwords you enter. If Thunderbird does not remember passwords, see [[Password not remembered - Thunderbird]].'' ...refox remembers the password '''only after you enter a user name''', see [[Password only filled after entering user name]]. ...

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* Secure authentication: '''normal password''' * Secure authentication: '''normal password''' ...

''Menu:'' Bookmarks -> Manage Bookmarks ===Toggle Show/Hide Password=== ...

...ffort to protect your messages is appropriate. '''The easiest option is to password-protect the profile with an extension, but this is trivial to bypass.''' ...filepassword-en.html ProfilePassword] extension requires a user to enter a password in order to use the profile. It is trivial to bypass by running in [[safe m ...

...may get a "#MBR1212 Incorrect username or password" error or a "sending of password for user XYZ did not succeed" error when Thunderbird tries to log into the * Secure authentication: '''normal password''' ...

...er accounts literally do not exist in Thunderbird. This simplifies how you manage your email in Thunderbird and outsources most of the work in checking for a 4. Write down the email address and username/password of the other accounts. If necessary use [[Menu_differences_in_Windows,_Linu ...

...king_me_for_my_master_password_all_the_time this one] to reset your master password. Unfortunately, that deletes any saved passwords. [https://bugzilla.mozilla ...a prompt for another accounts password. The best workaround is to have the password manager remember them. [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=338549 ...

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...tings -> Account Actions]]. All you need to know is your email address and password, it will configure the account settings for you. It defaults to a IMAP acco ...essage several times. Currently it should look something like: "Sending of password for user XYZ did not succeed. Mail server pop.gmail.com responded: Web logi ...

...g/installation-list/ many other companies, organizations and projects] to manage software development. ...if you're using a email client it prevents a third party from seeing your password as Thunderbird logs you into the mail server. TLS is basically version 3.0 ...

...a.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=506526] and may cause multiple uncoordinated password prompts [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=338549], [https://bug ...probing and account verification, you can choose to have it stored in the password manager). ...

...>Note: In Firefox, this can be changed via "Bookmarks → Organize (or Manage) Bookmarks... → View" Note: In Firefox, this can be changed via "Bookmarks → Organize (or Manage) Bookmarks... → View" ...