Double-click on the account that you would like to import a local folder to, and then click on Import messages (as shown in the screenshot below).In Mailbird, click on the Mailbird Menu (the three horizontal lines in the top left-hand corner).Now, close Thunderbird and open Mailbird.
On the next page, click on Local Directory (marked with a green arrow in the image below), and press CTRL + A to highlight the entire path then press CTRL + C to copy the path to your clipboard.Open Thunderbird and right-click on Local Folders and then on Settings from the dropdown menu.We will now explain how to find these files and how to import them into Mailbird. Local folders can be imported directly to your POP3 email account from Thunderbird - these folders will contain your profile files which are kept on the hard drive of your device. How to import Local Folders to POP3 account in Mailbird This will allow you to monitor the progress until it is complete. ,, etc.) and compare the content of the folder located on the email server, with what you have in the local folder located in Thunderbird. To ensure that your local folder has been completely uploaded, please log in to your IMAP account using your webmail interface (e.g. the amount of emails and attachments which you have), the upload may take a while, so please keep Thunderbird open until the process is complete. The upload will subsequently begin - please be aware that depending on the folder's size (i.e. Please make sure that the IMAP account is correctly selected - once it appears highlighted (like in the screenshot below), then you can safely drop the local folder in there.While holding the left mouse button, drag and drop the selected local folder to your IMAP account (as shown in the screenshot below).First, click and hold your left mouse button on the local folder which you would like to upload.Below are some suggested steps to follow. It is currently not possible to import local folders for an IMAP email account in Mailbird, but you can upload local storage folders from Thunderbird to an IMAP account email server (if it has enough space left) and Mailbird will sync these with the email server. How to import Local Folders to an IMAP email account in Mailbird The steps to follow may vary depending on which protocol your email account uses in Thunderbird and Mailbird (either IMAP or POP3), but we will do our very best to explain the process in detail below. In this article we will show how you can import your Local Folders from Thunderbird to your email account in Mailbird.
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