en-UK TB 98.0b2 on a macbook pro 10.15.7 en-UK so I have had crashes over the last few versions of beta and there seems to be a "common" point TB is capturing (or reloading sometimes) received emails with a number of attachments, none that large, but a large number in somecases (some people never learn to send an update email without the original attachements - in that I get an email with say 7 attachments, they send a further email with added attachments but leave the originals in!!!) This might link to the "chunking" from what I understand of the string. I have had to "refresh" a few folders of late as the email contents get mixed - content from one email, usually most recent opened, is shown in anohter email, or no content at all. I have also sent a few +20 mg emails (a few 5-7 mg images). Though I think the crashng is more relating to the capturing of emails, old and new (as some folders seem to refresh themselves), and those that are swollen with attachments. I have edited the mail.server.default.fetch_by_chunks to false as you suggest Wayne
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en-UK TB 98.0b2 on a macbook pro 10.15.7 en-UK so I have had crashes over the last few versions of beta and there seems to be a "common" point TB is capturing (or reloading sometimes) received emails with a number of attachments, none that large, but a large number in some cases This might link to the "chunking" from what I understand of the string. I have had to "refresh" a few folders of late as the email contents get mixed - content from one email, usually most recent opened, is shown in anohter email, or no content at all. I have also sent a few +20 mg emails (a few 5-7 mg images). Though I think the crashng is more relating to the capturing of emails, old and new (as some folders seem to refresh themselves), and those that are swollen with attachments. I have edited the mail.server.default.fetch_by_chunks to false as you suggest Wayne