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How do I remove unwanted blogs and news feed in Thunderbird?

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Richard1219
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I inadvertently added two Blog and News Feeds and one News Feed which I don't need. How can I remove them and start a New York Times RSS?

I inadvertently added two Blog and News Feeds and one News Feed which I don't need. How can I remove them and start a New York Times RSS?

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Like any other account in Thunderbird.

Open account settings. Select the unwanted account. At the bottom of the window, Account Actions offers "Remove account".

How to open Account Settings?

  • Select an account, right-click, select "Settings".
  • Select an account, in the Account Central Page on the right, select Settings
  • In the Menu, Tools|Account Settings
  • In the Application Menu [≡], Options|Account Settings
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Chosen Solution

Like any other account in Thunderbird.

Open account settings. Select the unwanted account. At the bottom of the window, Account Actions offers "Remove account".

How to open Account Settings?

  • Select an account, right-click, select "Settings".
  • Select an account, in the Account Central Page on the right, select Settings
  • In the Menu, Tools|Account Settings
  • In the Application Menu [≡], Options|Account Settings