The discovery service works for most self-hosted servers like ownCloud and Nextcloud and you usually only have to provide the base URL like. There are also a few pre-defined server configurations to simplify the setup process. If your server does not have the discovery service configured, you need to select Manual configuration and provide the server addresses for your CalDAV and your CardDAV server. When adding a CalDAV & CardDAV account, you will be prompted to select a server type: If this is not working for your ActiveSync account then you'll have to select custom configuration and enter the server details by yourself. Note: Most ActiveSync servers support an automated configuration process called Autodiscover. When adding an ActiveSync account, you will be prompted for the following details:Ĭhoose any name to identify the new account, enter your user name (for ActiveSync that is probably an email address) and your password. Open the Account actions menu in the lower left corner to add a new account. There is not much to see until some accounts have been defined. Alternativly, click on the wrench symbol in the add-on manager to open the TbSync account manager:Ī third option to open the TbSync account manager is to click on the TbSync button in the main toolbar:Ģ.
A single click on that status field will open the TbSync account manager. Open TbSync account managerĪfter the add-on has been installed successfully, the current status of the add-on is shown in the lower right corner of the main Thunderbird window. To get the latest features, you may try the latest beta. The official (stable) version might not be the latest release. To install the official version of TbSync, open Mozilla Thunderbird, go to the add-on page and search for TbSync.
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