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Thunderbird tabs switch content

radimvavrik
radimvavrik
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Hello, I use thunderbird 78.6.0 on MacOS 10.15.7 and when I leave opened tabs with certain emails, sometimes when I come back to the particular tab later, there is a different non-related email in the tab, than the one I opened. This is a huge problem since I use the opened tabs to not forget to react on the particular email. Thanks for any suggestions.

Hello, I use thunderbird 78.6.0 on MacOS 10.15.7 and when I leave opened tabs with certain emails, sometimes when I come back to the particular tab later, there is a different non-related email in the tab, than the one I opened. This is a huge problem since I use the opened tabs to not forget to react on the particular email. Thanks for any suggestions.

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poljos
poljos
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Nezmáčkne někdo náhodou nějakou klávesu? Třeba F přepíná tab na další zprávu, B na předchozí zprávu. Klávesnice je v pořádku?

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radimvavrik
radimvavrik Question owner
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This could be the case even if I'm not aware of hitting these keys. But I believe the switched emails are not the previous nor following of the original ones nor very close. That would mean many hits or a quite long press, I guess I would noticed this. Nevertheless this direction seems promising to me, it can be something related, so I would focus on that. The keyboard is fine. Thanks for the suggestions! I'll update the thread with new findings.