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Master password must 
be used in Mozialla Thunderbird to protect list of saved password in 
thunderbird. Any user can see and use passwords which are saved in 
thunderbird. Master password will prompt at every time
 when anyone tries to open password protected item.
If you lost master password then you could not 
open any password protected items in this situation thunderbird master 
password recovery is required by a
mail  password recovery software to get access all password protected 
items.
Here I am going to explain, how to set, change,
 remove and recover master password of Mozilla thunderbird. Follow the 
steps given below.
How to set master 
password:
It is quite easy to set master password on 
Mozilla thunderbird
1.     Launch Mozilla 
thunderbird
2.     Click on Tools.
3.     In Tools click on 
Options.
4.     In option popup 
windows click on Privacy tab.
5.     In privacy tab click
 on Password.
6.     And then Set Master 
Password.
Change Master 
Password: To change master password follow first 5 steps from setting 
master password but in 6th step click on Change Master Password. And 
enter new password and confirm new password.
Remove Master Password:
     7. Launch Mozilla thunderbird
     8. Click on Tools.
     9. In Tools click on Options.
   10. In option popup windows click on Privacy tab.
   11. In privacy tab click on Password.
   12. And then Remove Master Password.
Reset Master 
Password: If you lost or forget master password then there is easy way 
to disable master password feature from Mozilla thunderbird. But note 
one thing that “By resetting master password will remove
 all information of stored password”.
Choose Tools -> 
Error Console, paste the expression: 
openDialog("chrome://pippki/content/resetpassword.xul") and press the 
Evaluate button. That will open a dialog asking you if you want to reset
 your password.
If your master 
password still not reset by above procedure then you need to use
Email 
password recovery software to reset your lost password.

 

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