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Thunderbird just got (auto-)updated and now one of my two mail accounts has 'disappered'

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Hi... My Thunderbird (32bit) on Windows 10 apparently got updated in the background yesterday afternoon and when I opened it today my primary mail account does not show in the updated design.

Previous version was Thunderbird 91.13.1 (20220908191136) installed 23. september 2022 at 12:44:25 New version is Thunderbird 102.3.0 (20220914215727)

I have one Yahoo IMAP account and one POP3 account at my local ISP It is the POP3 account (my primary!) I no longer can see in the mail Thunderbird window

I'll appriciate any advice...

      • Last minute update:

I closed Thunderbird and started it again - now all seems normal

Sorry for any inconvenience

Hi... My Thunderbird (32bit) on Windows 10 apparently got updated in the background yesterday afternoon and when I opened it today my primary mail account does not show in the updated design. Previous version was Thunderbird 91.13.1 (20220908191136) installed 23. september 2022 at 12:44:25 New version is Thunderbird 102.3.0 (20220914215727) I have one Yahoo IMAP account and one POP3 account at my local ISP It is the POP3 account (my primary!) I no longer can see in the mail Thunderbird window I'll appriciate any advice... *** Last minute update: I closed Thunderbird and started it again - now all seems normal Sorry for any inconvenience

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If it happens again, check tools > developer > error console