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in the left side menu the vertical spacing between items is too narrow

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sentiniate
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I use Thunderbird 52.7.0 on Linux Debian. As you can see in the attached screenshot the rows are to close to each other, in the dominion gmail.com the lower part of "g" is missing. Thanks, Aldo :-)

I use Thunderbird 52.7.0 on Linux Debian. As you can see in the attached screenshot the rows are to close to each other, in the dominion gmail.com the lower part of "g" is missing. Thanks, Aldo :-)

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Matt
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no image to look at!

sentiniate
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You are right, I enclose it now Thanks Aldo

P.S. previous Encl was a pdf !

christ1
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It looks like you're using a different theme. If so, try the default theme.

sentiniate
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I've removed the new theme, closed Thunderbird and reopen it but nothing has changed Thanks, anyway, Aldo :-)

christ1
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Are you using the Thunderbird version provided by your distribution, or the vanilla version from https://www.thunderbird.net/ ?

sentiniate
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I'm using the version provided by Debian. Tomorrow I'll install also the vanilla one but I suspect my problem is due to some tweaking that I inadvertently made. Thanks anyway, Aldo :-)