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This article introduces the most interesting new features, improvements, and changes visible to users which are available in Thunderbird Release for Desktop. For full details, please refer to Thunderbird release notes - What's new and known issues.
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Thunderbird 141
Archive action added to new email notifications
- You can now email from your operating system's new email native notifications (in addition to , , and . Please see New email notifications in Thunderbird for further information.
Better Exchange support
Now, anyone can try the Exchange support in Thunderbird. For most, we recommend waiting for a future release which will be more stable and have additional features like on premise OAuth authentication(password authentication for on premise is supported in this release)
This release's implementation is still limited to email – account setup, folder management and writing, receiving and reading email.
Please refer to our Thunderbird:Exchange wiki page for full instructions.
31 day warning for PGP Key expiry
If your PGP key expires in the next 31 days, you will receive a warning when you are composing an email. For extra security, you can choose to let it expire or you can extend your key's certificate.
More info on PGP encrypted email can be found in Introduction to End-to-end encryption in Thunderbird and OpenPGP in Thunderbird - HOWTO and FAQ.
Thunderbird 140 / ESR 140 Eclipse
Dark Message Mode
Thunderbird now automatically displays your messages in dark mode when enabled in your operating system settings. If there are display issues with a message in dark mode, you can disable dark mode for that message by sliding the toggle to the right to disable dark message mode.
New Appearance Panel in Settings
The new Appearance panel, Thunderbird app menu > > , allows you to toggle your message list layout between Card and Table view, adjust your Cards view, and set your default folder sorting order and threading options. For more details, please refer to Appearance Panel - Layout, Message List, Card View, Table View, Sorting and Threading settings.
Native OS Notifications
Thunderbird now uses your operating system's built-in notifications, whether you’re on Windows, Linux or Mac. You can now quickly delete, archive, or use customizable actions directly from your notifications.
Redesigned Account hub
The newly redesigned Account hub makes it easier to add an account. Connect all of your emails, address books and calendars in a few easy steps. The Account hub is currently not enabled for your first account (you will see it when you add a second account). It is also not enabled by default for your address book. You can change the defaults in your Thunderbird app menu > > > search for Account hub.
Manual Folder Sorting
Drag and drop your folders to get the order you want.
Experimental Exchange Support for advanced users
Preliminary Microsoft Exchange support is available for you to try. Our current, initial implementation of Exchange is limited to email – account setup, folder management and writing, receiving and reading email.
We recommend you try this in a test Thunderbird profile in Thunderbird Beta (please ensure you back up your profile before starting). Please refer to our Thunderbird:Exchange wiki page for full instructions.
Export for Mobile
Generate a QR code to quickly transfer your account settings and credentials to your Thunderbird for Android app. Please refer to Import settings and data into Thunderbird for Android.
Horizontal Scroll for Table View
Table view now supports horizontal scrolling. This allows you to view wide messages – for example, data in a table with many columns.
Older Releases
Thunderbird 139
- You can now manually sort folders by dragging and dropping them in the folder pane.
Thunderbird 138
- Dark mode and high contrast mode improvements.
Thunderbird 137
- Fixed Two-factor authentication via text or email for Office 365 using Oauth2.
Thunderbird 136
- New Appearance panel, Thunderbird app menu > > .
