28 Mar
2021
28 Mar
'21
06:31
On 2021-03-27 8:45 p.m., Doug McGarrett wrote:
Somehow I have accidentally set Thunderbird to open without a password. It's wonderful! It was a royal pita! Now in case it changes back, or if a zypper dup changes it back, I'd like to know how to do it on purpose. I have no reason to need a password for my email. I have no secrets on it, and no porn. If someone should get in and read it, so what? And there's nobody here to read it but me anyway. --doug
The TBird password does not protect anyone from reading your email. It protects the passwords you use to fetch and send email.