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Why isn't Thunderbird 128 auto-updating to 136.0?

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I'm running Thunderbird 128.8.0esr 64bit. I see that many extensions are saying that they work on versions including 137. I see that the newest release is 136.0, which has at least one feature I like: a way to globally set threaded or unthreaded messages. What about 137? Is it still in beta. Is either one of these worth upgrading from 128? Thanks!

I'm running Thunderbird 128.8.0esr 64bit. I see that many extensions are saying that they work on versions including 137. I see that the newest release is 136.0, which has at least one feature I like: a way to globally set threaded or unthreaded messages. What about 137? Is it still in beta. Is either one of these worth upgrading from 128? Thanks!

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Matt
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that feature exists in 128, it is just a setting that has to be changed, not a user interface that is to be clicked. But if you want to change from the ESR version, download the new version and install it.