Let’s review the information at the bottom of this window: Step 4: Since we’re configuring this account manually, you will need to enter your incoming and outgoing server information, as well as other information. The window will expand so you can enter server and protocol information. In the bottom left, click Configure manually. Step 3: Enter your Name, as you wish others to see it when you send e-mail via Thunderbird, as well as the e-mail address and password for the account you’re adding. Step 2: When Thunderbird opens for the first time, you’ll see a screen that looks like this: This can be done by clicking the logo in the bottom left corner of your taskbar on your keyboard type mail, then select Thunderbird from the search results. If you just installed Thunderbird and need to add your first email account, you’re in the right spot! We take all of those unimportant emails and put them into SaneLater (or other Sane folders you activate) so that you can either archive or delete them when you have a free moment later.If you want to setup a POP3 account in Thunderbird, click here.Īdding your first email account to Thunderbird The whole point of SaneBox is to get unimportant emails out of your way so that you can deal with your important ones now. SaneBox works with any email client, device or provider (with the exception of POP-only providers, and there are very few of those left). Just in case, here’s a couple extra example help pages too: IMAP and how to switch to IMAP, please visit Since your SaneBox folders are IMAP-folders held on the server, you can’t see them using POP. Note: Make sure your “ Server Type” is NOT set to POP.Go to Server Settings and now you can locate your Account Type, incoming mail Server Name and User Name. Go to Options and select Account Settings from the menu.ģ. Click on the Menu Button located in the top right corner.Ģ. If we are unable to discover them, we’ll need your hostname, username, and email password.ġ. Note: If your email server uses ActiveSync, we will attempt to discover your server settings. Mozilla Thunderbird: How do I find my server settings?

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