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38.1.0 released
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbi ... easenotes/

What's New
Copy/Paste into plain text editor deletes newlines from quoted text (bug 1143570)
Cross-posts won't send because Newsgroups: groups are separated with comma+space, not just comma (bug 1151448)
Cannot send email through exchange server (NTLM) (bug 1174159)
Doesn't display GB2312 encoded texts correctly for Chinese Characters (bug 1174580)
OAuth2 authentication for GMail does not work when specified server is imap.gmail.com or smtp.gmail.com. (bug 1176773)


UNRESOLVED
Import from Outlook and Eudora disabled, code currently not working (bug 1175055)


Specific TIS settings:
- auto-update disabled
- user rights feedback and display disabled
- default browser check disabled
- no smooth scroll
- no IPv6
- no embedded PDF
- no migration from other email clients...

38.2

What's New
CHANGED
Hardware acceleration is now disabled by default to avoid crashing Thunderbird
FIXED
A few bugs have been fixed to avoid crashing Thunderbird
Known Issues
UNRESOLVED
The "maildir" storage type can no longer be set through the UI due to various issues. Power users can still set the storage type using the config editor.

Hello,

By any chance, would anyone be kind enough to share the latest version of Thunderbird (52.7.0) as a WAPT package?

The latest available package (52.5.2-24) is giving an error: https://store.wapt.fr/?sort=date&search=tis-thunderbird

Regards,

That seems to be done =)

https://store.wapt.fr/package_details?p ... 5_all.wapt

This efficiency...

Thank you.

Just FYI (I'm not criticizing because I've never bothered to learn how to create packages), the installer doesn't create a desktop shortcut, so this morning I got dozens of calls saying that Thunderbird had disappeared...

Indeed, the package contains:
We have users here who may get annoyed if they are unable to remove an icon from their desktop.

An alternative is to create a shortcut in session_setup()

Hello,

I'm also a little sad to see the icon disappear.
Could you perhaps do as you did for Firefox: an installation package + a configuration package?

I find this approach much more practical; the installation package is the same for everyone and receives regular updates, while the configuration package adapts to each user's specific needs and hardly changes at all.

Thank you.

To be added to the existing Thunderbird package or to a new package: