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Lightning add-on causing Thunderbird to use 100 percent CPU
I have lightning installed in Thunderbird. When I start thunderbird, the CPU usage spikes to 100 percent and does not open. It appears that the problem is with Lightning - when I move it out of the extension folder, thunderbird opens with no problem.
How do I repair the lightning .sdb file?
How do I repair the lightning .sdb file?
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?Did this happen right after installing and restarting the Lightning add-on? Or have you already created a calendar? If you have created one, is it a remote calendar using an address starting with " https"?
