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Import settings and data into Thunderbird for Android
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How to import email settings from K-9 and Thunderbird for Android
How to import email settings from K-9 and Thunderbird for Android
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= How To Import from Thunderbird Desktop =
== Export Thunderbird Desktop settings ==
# Click {button ≡} > {menu Tools} > {menu Export for Mobile}.
# Tick the Email accounts you wish to export to Thunderbird for Android.
# If you have accounts that are not using OAuth and you wish to import your passwords, tick '''Include all accounts passwords''' under '''Security''' to export your passwords in the QR code.
# Click {button Export}. A QR code will be displayed. Follow the steps below on your Android phone or tablet to scan the QR code.
== Import the Desktop settings into Thunderbird for Android ==
# Open Thunderbird for Android on your phone or tablet.
## If you see a screen with two buttons: {button Start} and {button Import settings}, tap {button Import settings} > {button Scan QR code} and scan the QR code from Thunderbird Desktop.
## Otherwise, tap {button ≡} at the top left > tap the [[Image:gear icon]] at the bottom left > tap {button Import settings} > {button Scan QR code} and scan the QR code from Thunderbird Desktop.
# Ensure the email accounts you want to import are all ticked. Tap {button Import}.
# If your account uses OAuth or you have chosen not to import your passwords, you will be prompted for your passwords.
{warning}This feature is still being developed as part of Thunderbird for Android beta. [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.thunderbird.android.beta Upgrade to the latest version of Thunderbird for Android beta] for the most up to date version.{/warning}
= How To Import from Thunderbird Desktop =
== Export Thunderbird Desktop settings ==
# Click {button ≡} > {menu Tools} > {menu Export for Mobile}.
# Tick the Email accounts you wish to export to Thunderbird for Android.
# If you have accounts that are not using OAuth and you wish to import your passwords, tick '''Include all accounts passwords''' under '''Security''' to export your passwords in the QR code.
# Click {button Export}. A QR code will be displayed. Follow the steps below on your Android phone or tablet to scan the QR code.
== Import the Desktop settings into Thunderbird for Android ==
# Open Thunderbird for Android on your phone or tablet.
## If you see a screen with two buttons: {button Start} and {button Import settings}, tap {button Import settings} > {button Scan QR code} and scan the QR code from Thunderbird Desktop.
## Otherwise, tap {button ≡} at the top left > tap the gear icon:{button [[Image:gear icon]]} at the bottom left > tap {button Import settings} > {button Scan QR code} and scan the QR code from Thunderbird Desktop.
# Ensure the email accounts you want to import are all ticked. Tap {button Import}.
# If your account uses OAuth or you have chosen not to import your passwords, you will be prompted for your passwords. Follow the prompts to complete your import.