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Dragging message to a different folder doesn't highlight the drop folder

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When dragging an email to a different folder....

Prior versions of Thunderbird would highlight the folder you are dragging to, which helps you to be sure it will go into the correct folder. Supernova does not highlight the folder where the emails will be dropped. It moves the message just fine, however...unable to be sure that message is dropped in the correct place.

According to an old forum, this was an issue 13 years ago as well.

Thanks!

When dragging an email to a different folder.... Prior versions of Thunderbird would highlight the folder you are dragging to, which helps you to be sure it will go into the correct folder. Supernova does not highlight the folder where the emails will be dropped. It moves the message just fine, however...unable to be sure that message is dropped in the correct place. According to an old forum, this was an issue 13 years ago as well. Thanks!

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david
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I am using 115.6.1 on win 11 and it is working as specified, highlighting the receiving folder in color.

sfhowes
sfhowes
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Does the same thing happen in safe/troubleshoot mode (hold Option when launching TB)? If it works in safe mode, you might have an incorrect hardware acceleration setting or a broken layout.