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Now you can get started with the next step in this guide in order to uninstall Thunderbird. Repeat this action if you want to remove other email accounts from Thunderbird before the app’s entire deletion. In the window that appears, click on the Account Actions in the low left corner → select Remove Account. In the Accounts section, click on View settings for this account.

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For this, launch the Thunderbird mail client on your Mac and click on the account you want to delete. It is easy to delete an email account from Thunderbird.

Thunderbird portable os x how to#

Maybe that was the cause of the difficulty you experienced.Today there is a large amount of email clients for the MacOS platform. default-nightly Not an area of expertise for me but it seems that default-nightly being part of the profile name suggests that somewhere along the line you might have installed a TB beta. (7) Using the PortableApps launcher launch your known working good copy of TB Portable - and you should be back to square one.Īll the above said, I did note from your original post that the profile path you had was: C:\Users\user1\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\ofo7wj3f. Now in AppData\Roaming delete the entire Thunderbird folder and then delete your experimental 'install' of TB (just delete the entire folder you 'installed' it to). Shut down TB now and give it a little while to exit gracefully. See, this is one of the things that can happen if you don't use PortableApps' launcher to launch program 'x'. Open that folder and you will find that despite creating Crash Reports and Pending Pings folders anew it also contains a Profiles folder - which is something you don't want TB to do for a PortableApp. (5) Now look in your AppData\Roaming folder and you will see a new Thunderbird folder has been created. (4) Now in your experimental 'install' of TB Portable drill to the following file :\ThunderbirdPortable\App\Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe and launch TB Portable using that file. (3) Now, for experiment purposes, do a fresh 'install' of TB Portable to a location that isn't the same as your, now, working copy of Thunderbird Portable. In any case, delete the entire Thunderbird folder. This seems to be normal for the TB Portable that I use.

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On my own install of TB Portable there is a Thunderbird folder there and it contains the subfolders Crash Reports and Pending Pings while TB Portable is running - on exit it removes the Crash Reports folder automatically. (2) Drill to the your AppData\Roaming folder and look to see if there is a Thunderbird folder in there. (1) Shut down your running copy of ThunderbirdPortable and give it a little while to exit gracefully.

To see what happens if you don't do this try the following experiment: If that path doesn't get supplied to the PortableApp then strange things can happen - like the app itself defaulting to use its default paths to create things like, in TB Portable's case, a profile folder in AppData\Roaming.) (This clarified a bit here - I would strongly recommend reading all of that webpage.) The launcher supplies, to the PortableApp (proper), the path it is being launched from. It is very important when launching PortableApps that you only use the launcher supplied by PortableApps to launch the program in question.

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Wpr, I can only speak for portable apps that I download and use from PortableApps - so take it that is what I'm referring to here. If you haven't already seen it then this webpage has some good information on TB Portable: You should always only launch TB Portable by launching the file E:\ThunderbirdPortable\ ThunderbirdPortable.exe Doing otherwise can lead to problems. The location for the TB Portable Profile folder should be (assuming you did a default 'install' of TB Portable): E:\ThunderbirdPortable\Data\profile And, if you downloaded a new TB Portable from the link given above, just delete your current 'install' of TB Portable and do a 'reinstall' using the new install file you just downloaded. If it was me I would just shutdown TB Portable and delete that entire Thunderbird folder. You certainly shouldn't have a profile folder for Thunderbird Portable in your AppData\Roaming location. You should only download TB Portable from there. You can get the latest official release of Thunderbird Portable here: Scroll down the page for locale versions other than English US.