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Thunderbird

Thunderbird is a free email application that is easy to set up and customize - and it's loaded with great features!

WindowsCommunicationOpen source

v156.0

80.0 MBscanned clean· 3 downloads

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Thunderbird is an open-source communication application for Windows. It brings several forms of communication into one client, including email, newsfeeds, chat, and calendaring. It is intended for users who want to manage these activities through a single desktop application.

The application is designed to be easy to set up and customize. Its email functions support everyday message-based communication, while its newsfeed and chat capabilities cover other forms of connected interaction. Calendaring is included as part of the same software rather than being treated as a separate product.

Thunderbird places emphasis on open standards, which are intended to support communication between different platforms and services. This approach gives users more choice in how they communicate instead of requiring them to depend on closed services that cannot work with one another. Its open-source license also makes the software available under an openly developed model, and the product is free to use.

MirrorNest distributes the official Windows build by mirroring it directly onto its own storage. The mirrored file is scanned for malware before it is published in the catalog. This makes MirrorNest a distribution point for Thunderbird within the Communication category while keeping the source build and Windows platform clear to readers.

Architecture: x64

What's new in v156.0

What’s New new OpenPGP key properties can print debug information to the Error Console new External browser login flow enabled for Yandex new Custom OAuth support for issuer ID and client secret field for IMAP and POP3 new Custom OAuth support for POP3 new Enterprise policy DisableUpdateSettings prevents users from changing update settings new Enterprise policy DisableDataCollectionSettings prevents users from changing data collection setting new Enterprise policy DisableMessageForwardingFilters prevents message filters from automatically forwarding messages What’s Changed changed Preference mail.offer_experimental_features renamed to mail.experimental_features_settings.enabled changed Thundermail built-in add-on updated to v2.0.11 What’s Fixed fixed Detached attachment links were truncated when folder path contained & fixed Opening a PDF attachment in a tab displayed empty tab fixed POP3 folders with names over 55 characters could become duplicated after upgrading fixed Folders with invalid filename characters could show hashed names if cache was lost fixed Save All, Detach All, and Delete All failed after deleting one attachment fixed Renaming folders could reset folder settings fixed Subscribing an IMAP folder and subfolder together failed to subscribe the subfolder fixed Some newly fetched POP messages were not marked with new star after startup fixed Sorting after deleting the only child message removed the parent from view fixed OpenPGP signing failed with external GnuPG when the primary key could not sign fixed Remote content could load in encrypted messages opened from files fixed Sent message with expired S/MIME certificate wrongly showed untrusted CA warning fixed PDF attachments from compose windows could wrongly be detected as HTML fixed Saving unconfirmed recipients could create invalid address pills with >> fixed External browser OAuth failed when a browser preconnection closed first fixed Users could not set up custom OAuth for Exchange accounts fixed Pressing Enter on Windows system tray icon did not restore Thunderbird window fixed Inline attachments incorrectly changed the message channel content type fixed Message loading was slow while discovering large numbers of IMAP folders fixed SMTP authentication failed when usernames contained non-ASCII characters fixed Unsupported EWS archive folder prevented all mailbox folders from syncing fixed Manual Get Messages failed after startup until toggling offline mode fixed Case differences in CalDAV email addresses caused duplicate invitations fixed Accepted CalDAV invitations could be saved to the wrong calendar fixed Visual and UX improvements fixed Security fixes

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