Thunderbird for Android gemenskapsforum

I'm now using your android version. I'm a bit disappointed, there's still no contact management. A contactless email program...how stupid! Are you planning to do it soon?

'I'm attempting to set up Thunderbird on Android. When I creatd the QR codes, there was no option to include passwords. But the accounts are all on the Android device. However, there is no place that I can find to put the passwords in. Where should I find the place for password entry for my Thunderbird accounts on Android?

Is the Account setting "Reply from this identity when delivery headers match" available in the Android version (I could not see it)? If not is it likely to be added? I am somewhat dependent on this having a number of email addresses handled by a single Thunderbird account. Kim

Thunderbird android fails to login to outlook account with automatic configuration, which also seems to be the Microsoft recommended. On android 13.

Steps: Add account > enter your_mail@outlook.com > automatic configuration > [Accept] in the webview of microsoft asking to authorise TB

Message popup: Checking incoming server settings failed Server error Server returned the following message: User is authenticated but not connected.

My alumni email account is hosted on Microsoft 360. My email address is xxx@alumni.caltech.edu, but the actual login user name is xxx@alumni.caltech.onmicrosoft.com. When I try to log in with Thunderbird for Android the user name is automatically set to my email address rather than the username specified in the incoming server settings. This field cannot be changed and it prevents me from logging in. Please help, and thank you for all of your fine work.

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I've tried to use K9 mail and Thunderbird for Android, and with both have had issues sending an email or replying to one and having my email dropped without any notice. I've found that this happens all the time when I send to my own Gmail account. I can send from Tbird for Android to another of my own domains on Hostgator. I can send from my desktop version of Thunderbird to my android version, and to Gmail. Even if I import the desktop configuration to Android, I can't send from it to Gmail, and no notice of failure comes back. Any ideas?

I have installed Thunderbird on a Galaxy Tab S9. Great excitement. It receives POP3 emails OK but refuses to accept the SMTP server. The settings are OK and work on PC. They also work on Gmail on the same machine. Any suggestions? The server in question is Zen Internet, mailhost.zen.co.uk