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all incoming e mails show to have an attachment, but they don't.

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gimmeagig
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All e-mails I have in my inbox going back to the very beginning show to have an attachment ( the little paper clip). I thought it was a yahoo mail issue ( on their help site are many users with the same problem) but it isn't. I opened up Chrome to check my e-mails and everything is normal there.

All e-mails I have in my inbox going back to the very beginning show to have an attachment ( the little paper clip). I thought it was a yahoo mail issue ( on their help site are many users with the same problem) but it isn't. I opened up Chrome to check my e-mails and everything is normal there.

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FredMcD
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This is a support forum for Mozilla Firefox. You will have to contact your e-mail provider for help. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/problems-with-email-how-to-find-help

Or are you talking about Thunderbird?

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Under Advanced, Select General. Look for and turn off Use Hardware Acceleration.

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