This is what I have done,as it seems futile hanging around with TBird. Install eMClient,different layout,but just as effective as both are faster and don’t seem cumbersome like Tbird.īoth will import settings and profiles, including all mail from Tbird,so are very simple to set up. Install instead PostBox,which is Mozilla based and has a similar but cleaner,simpler feel. This definitely works normally,when no add ons have been installed which suggests the problem could be add on related,but I have not experimented. In my experience it was a bit hit and miss and untidy,but mostly worked. called Thunderbrowse,which will restore all or some linkage.
Judging by the many people having this problem,it seems to be a real unsolvable epidemic fro most. None of the posted solutions from any site worked for me and the registry hacks had no effect. Note that this will only fix the issue if the value of the parameter was set to false initially. The change takes effect immediately and you should be able to open links in the default browser from that moment in time on.
Click on Tools > Options to open the settings.Open the Thunderbird email program and wait until it is idle.I suggest you check out the Mozilla Zine article for additional solutions that may help you resolve it if the one published here does not resolve the issue for you.
Note that this is just one of the solutions and that it may not be the one working for you. If you are one of them read on how to fix the issue in the email client. Some Thunderbird users may on the other hand experience issues opening links in emails even though they'd prefer that to be available to them. This may sound strange to some as it makes it less convenient to open links posted in emails but it improves the security of the system. I have configured the Thunderbird email client to block links from being opened when I click on them.
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