When I open Thunderbird, I get the "Expired Domain" message as shown in the below screenshot. It goes away as soon as I start browsing around, but comes back each time I open the program. My account is with Cox.net. They assure me it;s not their problem; that it must be a Thunderbird issue. Can anybody please explain what's going on, and how do I clean it up?
Running Thunderbird 52.3.9
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipO ... abxlaovUFZ
Thanks.
Expired Domain
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tanstaafl
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Re: Expired Domain
Somebody can't see that image unless they log into google. Next time please pick a image host that doesn't require that. After logging in I got a 404 error (something wrong with the URL) See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Posting_a_scr ... _the_forum
Perhaps you could just type the full text of the error message?
Perhaps you could just type the full text of the error message?
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alnuwer
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Re: Expired Domain
Sorry. Still trying to figure out how to post pictures on this site ("Worth 1,000 words"). The message says: This domain is expired. For renewal instructions please click here.
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alnuwer
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Re: Expired Domain
This link should allow anyone to access to picture: https://photos.app.goo.gl/rplkQhWprXKmmjbx1alnuwer wrote:Sorry. Still trying to figure out how to post pictures on this site ("Worth 1,000 words"). The message says: This domain is expired. For renewal instructions please click here.
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tanstaafl
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Re: Expired Domain
Is tools -> options -> general -> Thunderbird start page enabled? The reason I ask is it looks like Thunderbird was attempting to display a remote image in the optional message pane (F8).
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alnuwer
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Re: Expired Domain
It was, and I disabled it and now everything looks to be OK! Thanks for your help!