I have seen individual emails scanned three or four times before anyone actually get to see them.
They slow normal computer functions by about 30% with their actions and on email is can be significantly more than that. The next thing is disable any and all "mail scanning" in those ubiquitous anti virus things.
But then they do not have to field the user support requests that come from that decision either. Compacting is not optional, even though the developers insist there has to be a user option to disable it. Folks do all sorts of silly thing with compacting like saying NO when the program tries to insist it is needed and then get upset when without basic housekeeping functions Thunderbird gets clogged drains. You could choose compact from the file menu to have Thunderbird remove all the old deleted mail that is probably clogging up your inbox and other folders. Well one thing you could probably do to speed things up is upgrade from the venerable Windows 7.
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