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Trying to install Thunderbird (the EN-GB) version on Linux using apt. I have found the package to install using the help and used apt-get install thunderbird-l10n-en-gb This command also pulls as a requisite the base thunderbird (the "en-US"/default version) which may or may not be reasonable? When I go into thunderbird help after the install finishes the "about" still shows "Mozilla Thunderbird Debian Package en-US" I know the difference is only subtle (small spellings etc) but I would like to have some confidence in what I am actually running, Is this a bug or was it just never checked? I have attached the help about image below.

Hello! So ive just accidentally updated to firefox 157, and i absolutely hate it. It is simply hideous.

I want to revert back to Firefox 150 or 151 without loosing user data. How can I do that?

I realize that Windows 10 is no longer supporting but I tried to get into my regular searches and no longer am able to do it. It appears that Firefox is not my browser any more. What can I do? I need to get a new computer but have not yet done so and am limping along

Hello, I did a mistake, I installed 2 instances of Thunderbird, one pointing to the system disk and the other to the user data disk. How do I remove the instance that points to the system disk? Best regards

Apparently I am not capable of dealing with all of the security elements of Firefox and LibreWolf. I primarily use Linux Mint, but have a Windows PC, Apple iPhone and Apple iPad. the whole two-step process and passwords have gotten to be to much to deal with. I do not have an authenticator app and do not want to have one. I am frustrated to no end!!!

How do I completely remove Firefox and LibreWolf and completely start over fresh?

Thanks!

Jeff

Trying to install an older vesion of Thunderbird, but keep getting this error: Could not get OAuth2 details for hostname =imap.comcast.net

Hatte auf meinem alten PC Windows 10, auf dem ich auch Mozilla hatte. Habe jetzt aber Neugerät mit Windosw 11. Mein PC-Service-Dienst hat alles auf Windows 11 "rübergezogen" (wie er mir sagte) . Jetzt habe ich mir den neuen Firefox (in meinem Alter und ohne IT-Kenntnisse ist das alles sehr mühsam) runtergeladen, läuft auch. Aber ich überlege gerade ob das so richtig ist, nach meinem Verständnis habe ich den "Neuen Firefox" praktisch auf die alte in Windows 10 - Version gepackt. Geht das auf Dauer gut? Sorry, kenne mich mit IT-Technik überhaupt nicht aus und der PC-Service kostet jedesmal einen 3stelligen Betrag!)!

I would like to uninstall my Thunderbird 32-bit and then install the 64-bit version. Or could I just install 64-bit on top of 32-bit? Are there any disadvanteges with going to 64-bit?