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Mails are not displayed in Thunderbird 115 if the mail has a PGP and S/MIME signature, unless I try to reply to the message and have the original message content in my new mail window.

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soeren
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Hi,

since the last update of my Thunderbird installation to version 115 I have problems to read mails from contacts, who are using both, PGP and S/MIME signatures. The mail body in the preview pane and in a new tab (if I double-click) are blank. I can read the content of the mail only if I try to reply to the message and have the original message content in my new mail window.

Are there any options to mitigate this problem? For me it seems to be a bug in the new version?

Hi, since the last update of my Thunderbird installation to version 115 I have problems to read mails from contacts, who are using both, PGP and S/MIME signatures. The mail body in the preview pane and in a new tab (if I double-click) are blank. I can read the content of the mail only if I try to reply to the message and have the original message content in my new mail window. Are there any options to mitigate this problem? For me it seems to be a bug in the new version?

Modified by Wayne Mery

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Wayne Mery
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Soeren, are you still seeing this problem?

soeren
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Yes, I just updated to 115.4.1 (64-Bit) and the problem is still there for emails with PGP and S/MIME signatures. Only one signature is fine. Thanks for asking!