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There is a bug in version 45.6.0 in that once emails are moved to another folder from inbox, another message's detail is displayed.

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Once emails are moved from the inbox to another folder created in thunderbird which syncronizes with gmail, another message's detail is displayed instead of the moved email's detail. The original email's detail is then lost, even when moving back to inbox.

Once emails are moved from the inbox to another folder created in thunderbird which syncronizes with gmail, another message's detail is displayed instead of the moved email's detail. The original email's detail is then lost, even when moving back to inbox.

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I don't think this is a new bug. But I move messages between gmail folders all the time and don't see this.

If you select the affected folder, right-click, select Properties then Repair, do things improve?

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I don't think this is a new bug. But I move messages between gmail folders all the time and don't see this.

If you select the affected folder, right-click, select Properties then Repair, do things improve?

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I am closing this problem for now as I cannot absolutely 100% verify if it still exists after repairing the affected folder. Apparently I deleted the note that was bleeding in detail from another email, and cannot find another that does this at this time after repairing the folder. I will re-open if it occurs again.