: 1.30 Added support for Netscape 6.x/7.x and Mozilla Thunderbird. : 1.31 Fixed bug with Mozilla Thunderbird accounts. : 1.32 Added support for Hotmail/MSN mail password stored by MSN Messenger v7.5 Added support for Windows XP style. I wonder if this is some kind of privileges issue? Whatever it is, I can't think of any more things to try. Option to select another folder/file for Thunderbird, Netscape, and Eudora.
THUNDERBIRD PORTABLE FOR XP PORTABLE
When you run it, it will start Thunderbird Portable up with your second profile without affecting your main profile. You can easily rename it to something more useful by right-clicking and selecting rename. But if I re-booted, I lost the profile and had to re-establish it - although the profile.ini file hadn't changed. In the Menu, it will show up as 'Mozilla Thunderbird, Portable Edition 2nd Profile'. I could drop Thunderbird and start it again - no trouble. If I deleted it with -profilemanager and re-installed, it worked fine for that session. I looked at the profile.ini file with a text editor - it hadn't changed and was still pointing to the right directory. 'Thunderbird profile cannot be loaded - it may be missing or inaccessible' No Bundleware. However, after I turned off and rebooted, I got this message when I started Thunderbird: Over 450 Real Portable Apps (49GB) Some with up to 150 locale, beta packages, etc Over 1.1 BILLION Downloads Free, Legal, Safe, and Fully Portable No Shovelware. I could access exactly the same data on Ubuntu as I could on Windows. So I did this using -profilemanager, and it worked nicely. I used Thunderbird portable on the XP machine (easy to recover every time you need a rebuild!), and I understand that you can use the same profile on Ubuntu - sharing the profile location by indicating its location in the profiles.ini file.
System Requirements: Window: Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 or later.
As always, you’re encouraged to tell us what you think, or file a bug in Bugzilla. Check out the notes below for this version of Thunderbird.
I'm a first-time Ubuntu user - I've just put 13.10 on my XP system as a dual boot. Version 52.9.1, first offered to channel users on July 10, 2018.
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