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See https://docs.k9mail.app/en/6.400/settings/folder/#unify

Parentheses are allowed characters in the path of an http URL. In emails URLs are typically enclosed in angle brackets for this reason, e.g. ``.

URL detection in text is great fun. GitHub could be better, too :) > This is a boring URL: https://domain.example/path > Text <https://domain.example/path> > Text (https://domain.example/path) > Text (https://domain.example/path). >...

Special characters in URLs need to be encoded, otherwise it's not a valid URL. Browsers decode special characters when displaying the URL in the address bar. But when copying the...

See also https://code.google.com/archive/p/k9mail/issues/162

We currently don't revert local operations that fail on the server. I believe without this functionality having the ability to create new folders can very easily lead to situations where...

@MarcusWolschon: This issue is about an enhancement. You're now talking about one, possibly two, bugs. Please create new issue(s) with a reference to the Git HEAD commit of your build.

@guimard: Can you ask the operator of this service to host the config under or ? Ideally, email providers host their own config and this database is only used for...

I'm not sure I understand the problem. Can you elaborate? `/autodiscover/autodiscover.xml` is part of Microsoft's mechanism, not Thunderbird's. Thunderbird Autoconfig includes the transport security (the `socketType` element) that should be...

Thunderbird on desktop is also kind of supporting Microsoft's mechanism. All requests happen in parallel, but then responses are considered in order of priority. The app prioritizes Thunderbird Autoconfig over...