May need to restart Thunderbird for the changes to take effect. Here's how (Thunderbird v.17): Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Config Editor -> Search for 'quota' -> right click on the threshold I want to change -> Modify. So, I'd like to change those values to, say, 5, 50, and 85. For me, 50% is 'past time to free up some space'. I don't know about you, but I'd rather it get displayed much earlier than when I hit 50%. These defaults, I think, are much too high.) The first threshold, 'show', controls when the 'quota indicator' in the status bar (at the bottom of the Thunderbird window) gets displayed. (The values shown are expressed in percent. To navigate to siblings, you have to go to them from the active Thought by pressing right (if you are on a parent, you must go down first). Each idea can grow and evolve with all related Thoughts instead of being separated in folders or lists. Think of it as a living mind map with unlimited space for everything you want, are learning or need to remember. It is the same color that appears when you mouse over a thought. TheBrain Pro 9.0.205.0 Beta 70.5 Mb Information: It starts with a single Thought and grows more powerful as you use it. Thunderbird uses a system of three thresholds: The color of the circle is set via the Highlighted Thought, outline color. That was easy, but what if I forget to check? If my account were to go over-quota, the server would start bouncing incoming emails.įirst of all, here's how to find out how much of my quota I'm currently using: mouse over to 'INBOX' -> right click -> choose 'Properties' -> then click on the 'Quota' tab. This is great, but disk space on the server is limited. That way, I can access it from multiple locations. I use the thunderbird e-mail client and mostly leave my mail on the IMAP server.

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