What’s New in Thunderbird 78
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What’s New in Thunderbird 78
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#2Finally dark mode! Some Windows only add-ons could do it. But now Mac and Linux can too
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#3Long live Thunderbird.
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#4Wow, this remind me of the Firefox 4 release era with exciting new features
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#5Would it be wise to link one's Protonmail account with Thunderbird?
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#6Did they fix the bug where you have a Yahoo or AT&T account and change the password at the server and when you change the password in Thunderbird it gives you server errors?
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#7Casually I installed Thunderbird today ... but didn't realize the 78 version, it looks great, I love the dark mode!
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#8Would it be wise to link one's Protonmail account with Thunderbird?
It remains end to end encrypted due the fact you have to use ProtonMail's desktop bridge.
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#9This is a pretty significant release:
* Integrated OpenGPG E2EE (fully realized in a future 78.2 release)
* Significant UI improvements
* Integration of calendars and tasks
* Dark mode (though I actually don't get why a GTK application should do this; well-behaved GTK integration should respect dark GTK themes already)
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#10Finally dark mode! Some Windows only add-ons could do it. But now Mac and Linux can too
On windows 10, I have dark mode enabled system wide, but I struggle with most third party dark modes, the contrasts between components is not thought out enough - or in the case of email, styled html emails sometimes don't work on a dark background
Is it possible to turn off the dark mode in thunderbird when the os system wide dark mode is enabled