Version 4.2.15 doesn't copy or move messages to target folder

[HenryGessau]

I am using Thunderbird 115. The problem started happening when the extension updated to Version 4.2.15 on Oct 5.
Go to folder works. But move or copy to folder does nothing.

[HenryGessau]

Can I downgrade the extension to a previous working version, and then block new updates?

[WBTMagnum]

Same problem here. Here's the console output:

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: MailServices.accounts.findAccountForServer is not a function
    convertFolder chrome://nostalgy/content/manage_emails.jsm:112
    moveMessages chrome://nostalgy/content/manage_emails.jsm:373
    NostalgyMoveToFolder chrome://nostalgy/content/nostalgy.js:1102
    NostalgyRunCommand chrome://nostalgy/content/nostalgy.js:701
    onNostalgyInputKeyPressed chrome://nostalgy/content/nostalgy.js:1379
    onkeydown chrome://messenger/content/messenger.xhtml:1
[manage_emails.jsm:112:43](chrome://nostalgy/content/manage_emails.jsm)

Hope that helps to quickly resolve the problem.

@HenryGessau:
You can install previous the version from https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/nostalgy_ng/versions/ and then disable automatic updates via the addon's preferences page.

[opto]

I just set it such that the new version is not available for TB 115.

Which OS are you using?

[opto]

truely sorry.
in 115: FindAccountForServer
in 128: findAccountForServer

[WBTMagnum]

I just set it such that the new version is not available for TB 115.

Works: "No updates found"! Thank you for the quick reaction.

Which OS are you using?

Running Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish).

[HenryGessau]

I am running Windows 11.

[HenryGessau]

@HenryGessau: You can install previous the version from https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/nostalgy_ng/versions/ and then disable automatic updates via the addon's preferences page.

Thanks @WBTMagnum !

[HenryGessau]

truely sorry. in 115: FindAccountForServer in 128: findAccountForServer

@opto That's not your fault. I cannot believe how little Mozilla cares about backward compatibility. Say what you will about Microsoft, but Windows 11 in 2024 can still run Windows 95 programs.