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Thunderbird randomly damaging attachments.

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I have used Thunderbird for many years. Just recently, one month, it has started randomly damaging attachments. Most noticeably it removes a few spaces from a Word document. Also, occasionally, some image files are unreadable. I use POP3, so for a while, there is a duplicate copy kept on the email server which makes it easy to compare copies. I am using the latest version of Thunderbird. I have tried the following tests: Checked documents from different senders and locations. - Same problem. Saved email to different locations. - Same problem Downloaded attachment direct from the email server. - No problems Sent duplicate email to a different installation of Thunderbird on different PC. - No problems

I have used Thunderbird for many years. Just recently, one month, it has started randomly damaging attachments. Most noticeably it removes a few spaces from a Word document. Also, occasionally, some image files are unreadable. I use POP3, so for a while, there is a duplicate copy kept on the email server which makes it easy to compare copies. I am using the latest version of Thunderbird. I have tried the following tests: Checked documents from different senders and locations. - Same problem. Saved email to different locations. - Same problem Downloaded attachment direct from the email server. - No problems Sent duplicate email to a different installation of Thunderbird on different PC. - No problems

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It sounds like you have an Anti-Virus product scanning either incoming mail or any downloaded attachment/document or both.

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Thanks for your reply. Yes, I have ESET but I've had that running with Thunderbird for ten years with no problems. I dare not risk switching it off.

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You can safely turn Eset off - in fact you don’t need any antivirus software at all when running Thunderbird, unless you don’t have a router / home LAN and your machine is connected to the internet directly. But even then it would affect other applications or the machine itself more than it would do for Thunderbird. Not to start a discussion, you can read more about the pros and cons here.

Disabling and sometimes rebooting or even uninstalling such software is also required in order to rule out "external" culprits, and even the best security software can have flaws and cause issues with Thunderbird or any other email client or other application.

Regardless of the above, the least you could and perhaps should do is disable Allow antivirus clients to quarantine individual incoming messages in Thunderbird’s Options > Security panel > Antivirus tab.

Additionally, make sure to disable email related features in general security software - typically special AntiVirus software does a better job than Internet security suits where that may be a part of.

If none of this helps, make sure the Thunderbird version is exactly similar to the one on your other machine.

Can you check for improvements and report back if anything helped?