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Thunderbird 15.2.2 - wrong message header and other issues

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john964
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Since upgrading to 15.2.2, I find that

1) some emails display the wrong header - or no header at all (image attached);

2) inboxes on some accounts do not show the number of unread messages until I click on the Inbox line/s in those folders;

3) some messages are disappearing; I can find them on other devices but not on my laptop.

Any ideas? Are these common issues? Thanks.

John964

Since upgrading to 15.2.2, I find that 1) some emails display the wrong header - or no header at all (image attached); 2) inboxes on some accounts do not show the number of unread messages until I click on the Inbox line/s in those folders; 3) some messages are disappearing; I can find them on other devices but not on my laptop. Any ideas? Are these common issues? Thanks. John964
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Wayne Mery
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If you are adventurous and you use only imap accounts, there are patches being tested this weekend that might help. A short version of the process is posted at https://thunderbird.topicbox.com/groups/beta/T482e51f86e162793-Md9dd8819657f2c81e37bcfd5

john964
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Thank you Wayne. I have looked at the process you mention - and I think it is a bit scary for me. I will wait and hope for a tested fix.