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email view - grouped emails (Thunderbird)

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Isabelle
Isabelle
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Hi! Since your last update, there seems to be a problem when I group emails by sort. I Usually click on the arrow to minimize the group. Now when I change folders and then come back to the inbox, the group goes back to the maximized view (see attached). Before it would stay minimized until I would click on the arrow beside "starred".

Can this be fixed?

Thanks

Hi! Since your last update, there seems to be a problem when I group emails by sort. I Usually click on the arrow to minimize the group. Now when I change folders and then come back to the inbox, the group goes back to the maximized view (see attached). Before it would stay minimized until I would click on the arrow beside "starred". Can this be fixed? Thanks
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user1533281
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are they grouping mine did an expanding i have like 13 email accounts one being a musician with a few aol, gmail, live.co.uk outlook, and a personal the same services, and a company with my domain and a few services. mine did a separation of all with inbox, a trash, a send, a outbox yea it made a mess of things this was on a linux os. so but you say yours are grouped?

Isabelle
Isabelle Question owner
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It's grouping emails within the inbox. Like if you were to group them by dates. Well, I group them by "starred".