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New folder create on Outlook is missing from TB

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gmcc1
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Running Thunderbird 60.4.0 on Debian 9

I've got TB setup get my mail from Outlook.com using IMAP. Have recently created a new folder on Outlook (web version) which I have moved a few mails into.

The folder is visible on Outlook.com and also on the Outlook android application.

Its however missing from Thunderbird. I've checked my imap settings and everything looks ok.

I have message synchronizing enabled. Under advanced everything is ticked however I do not see the new folder.

Running Thunderbird 60.4.0 on Debian 9 I've got TB setup get my mail from Outlook.com using IMAP. Have recently created a new folder on Outlook (web version) which I have moved a few mails into. The folder is visible on Outlook.com and also on the Outlook android application. Its however missing from Thunderbird. I've checked my imap settings and everything looks ok. I have message synchronizing enabled. Under advanced everything is ticked however I do not see the new folder.

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You may need to subscribe to the new folder. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1144673

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You may need to subscribe to the new folder. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1144673

gmcc1
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Thanks, that was easy :)

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