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My account does not work automatically as I have to go to Yahoo.login every time before I can receive or send anything - very frustrating

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Whenever I look at my emails or wish to send a new one, the system will not let me until I have logged in to Yahoo, who hold my account. So long as I continue using Thunderbird, no problem but if I leave, even with Thunderbird still connected, I have to log into Yahoo again. I'm sure that I've got something wrong

Whenever I look at my emails or wish to send a new one, the system will not let me until I have logged in to Yahoo, who hold my account. So long as I continue using Thunderbird, no problem but if I leave, even with Thunderbird still connected, I have to log into Yahoo again. I'm sure that I've got something wrong

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I'm assuming when prompted to enter password, you select the checkbox 'use Pasword Manager to remember this password'

Do you use anything like CCleaner program? It has a means of clearing out session information and passwords. suggest you make your Thunderbird profile folders exempt.

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I'm assuming when prompted to enter password, you select the checkbox 'use Pasword Manager to remember this password'

Do you use anything like CCleaner program? It has a means of clearing out session information and passwords. suggest you make your Thunderbird profile folders exempt.

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Many thanks. I'm now running OK.