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If you use Thunderbird as a client for Microsoft-owned accounts and have sign-in issues, especially recently, be sure to check our newly updated KB article on the topic. support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/m…

We'll be keeping a close eye on these issues, and thanks to everyone who has both let us know about their problems and jumped in to help others. 😊 💙

#Thunderbird #Outlook #OAuth2

Microsoft OAuth Authentication and Thunderbird in 2024 | Thunderbird Help

Changes to OAuth authentication for Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365; often abbreviated as “o365”) business and academic hosted email accounts and services.
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#thunderbird #outlook #oauth2
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Cressbrookian
Cressbrookian
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Thanks, worked for me to resolve repeated authentication failures in recent days.
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DonatellaInCali
DonatellaInCali
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Hey, if I'm viewing an email and press the 'k' key, what did that do? The email seems to have disappeared
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@Donatella Hiya! On standard US keyboards, "K" *should* advance you to the next unread email.

Are you by any chance using an add-on that lets you remap keyboard shortcuts? Or do you have a non-standard keyboard configuration?

~Jason

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DonatellaInCali
DonatellaInCali
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n takes me to next unread

Maybe k is ignore thread. I have no idea what that means lol

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@Donatella You're absolutely right, that's my mistake! Here's more info about Ignore Threads: support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/i…

~Jason

Ignoring threads | Thunderbird Help

The Ignore Thread (or Subthread) feature is very useful for mailing lists. It lets you skip reading the rest of a conversation you're not really interested in.
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don albertson
don albertson
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Changed to OAuth2 and am now getting continual popups saying my browser doesn't support cookies.
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Can you go to Settings > Privacy and Security and enable cookies?

-Monica

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don albertson
don albertson
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I did that, and it resolved the major issue. I hadn't considered T-bird's internal browser.
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Benjamin
Benjamin
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thanks, I was having the message about wrong login and since I used an application password and reseted multiple times I was blaming Microsoft, but with oauth, everything works fine again!
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Kappa
Kappa
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had this problem just today with an old microsoft account. Thank you for the prompt resolution!! 💙
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Linus Kardell
Linus Kardell
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Haven't noticed any change in Thunderbird, but in recent days though I've been getting intermittent auth issues for Hotmail in K9, which doesn't support OAuth for personal Microsoft accounts (but I'm using an app password).
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davecykl
davecykl
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Having been through this process at work recently, it seems that a possible cause of problems could be #Thunderbird not being set up to allow cookies (which privacy conscious users naturally tend not to permit). It seems that some #OAuth2 login pages may need cookies to be allowed in order to work, so it is probably worth adding this to the support page as a suggestion to check this setting.
#thunderbird #oauth2
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@davecykl We've gone ahead and opened an issue on the page to add the suggestion to check cookies. Thanks for the suggestion!

-Monica

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