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Shal, I wasn't aware, until you wrote this message, that there was a beta group. Do you happen to have a link to this group? Judy

Rachel, I haven't noticed that on Rejection notices I've sent (I usually bcc all moderators), but I can't speak for the members. I do get replies from some, but even that doesn't tell me whether they

Dave thanks. She told me she will try this. Anita

Matty, See also the help page: /static/help#hashtags Shal

Matty, I don't know the reason, but you can always open the topic in the beta group (the official "suggestion box" for Groups.io). Simply by using it in a message Subject field when creating a new

OK - shame about not being able to change the blue band to something else in a Subgroup. Is there a reason for that? Could it be reconsidered? Not sure I understand how a hashtag can be created

Matty, No. I thought it been discussed in beta@, but my search-fu fails me now. Ordinary members create a hashtag implicitly by using it in a message subject line. Unless the group admins (mods or

Her sign in name is just the e-mail address where she receives list e-mails. She has no password, it will send her a link if she tries to login… Dave Sent: 18 December 2017 15:43 To:

Hi Is it possible to have a different coloured band at the top of a subgroup?? As it stand now it can be confusing about where you are. Also, I wanted to add a hashtag' #subgroups' but could not find

I am about to make my list active here. I have one member who can't sign in. I think she does not remember her password or sign in name. How can I get her to sign in? Thanks Anita

Jonathan, In my experience neither was necessary - the option took effect as soon as I closed the config editor and Options dialog. You do need to be running a new enough version of Thunderbird: 52.4

I'll try rebooting. I thought restarting the program would make the change, but perhaps not. Thanks. Jonathan [excess quote trimmed by moderator]

I had the same problem as you Jonathan so I rebooted and tried again. After reboot the T'bird "Reply" button did actually send to the group. However, the pop up message when the mouse is hovered over

Jonathan, Are you making the configuration change to mail.override_list_reply_to? When I toggled the change from True to False, I noticed it fixed it. ----- *Julesy* (

As you say it is now not a problem with message from Groups.io (and thank you to whoever helped fix it). However, I still wonder how to get the setting for Thunderbird to take effect. As far as I can

Jonathan, As Duane reported, this should now be a moot point - Mark has removed the List-Post header that had been added a few days ago. So in Thunderbird, now replies to group messages should once

I made the change to the configuration you mention, but the default action for Reply is still to reply to the original sender. I tried restarting Thunderbird and checked that the configuration is

Good news for those that are having this problem: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15522 (public archives, so no need to join to read it) Duane

Thank you Shal, I have made the suggested changes mentioned above and am delighted that TBird now behaves as it used to. Much appreciated, John P

Cacky, I had those same options. My complaint is that the behavior of Reply changed from "Reply to Group" - which it was up until Mark added the List-Post header field - to "Reply to Sender". That