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Move folder one level up on Thunderbird

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I accidentally moved folder De under folder Laun in Thunderbird's folder side bar:

De folder is a sub-folder of Laun, which is on the same level as Archive

How can I move De back to the same level as Laun and Archive?

If I drag it and release it just between the other two, nothing happens.

If I right click it and enter the properties dialog, the location field is not editable:

imap://foo%40example.com@.example.com/Laun/De

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