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Can't TBird remember inbox view - when it re-opens all the groups are collapsed.

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tahoedanis
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I have my inbox to be sorted by "date" and "Grouped by sort"

I usually leave today's group and"yesterdays" group expanded.

But if i close TBird and reopen it they are all collapsed.

Is there a solution to this so that it remembers what i had expanded ?

thanks

I have my inbox to be sorted by "date" and "Grouped by sort" I usually leave today's group and"yesterdays" group expanded. But if i close TBird and reopen it they are all collapsed. Is there a solution to this so that it remembers what i had expanded ? thanks

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tahoedanis
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To reiterate,when i re-open Tbird i want it to be as i left such as this (see pic) but it will not . when it re-opens all the groups are collapsed.

I like to be able to glance at the client to consider todays and prior days email that may need attention. Not a big deal if the program is always open but that is not the case. It just seems like and easy issue/feature to build in ?

In all the searching i have done it looks like this has been an issue for some time and the only work-around is to make it default that all groups are expanded rather than selected ones.

any insight is appreciated.

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