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I find it very annoying to manually install Lightning regulary after an update of Thunderbird; any good advice to automate the process?

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pstaugaard
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in the FAQ on Mozilla website I see similar questions , but no answers

in the FAQ on Mozilla website I see similar questions , but no answers

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Zenos
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I never have to do this, unless I am deliberately downgrading and upgrading in order to test beta releases. Since a new download of Thunderbird now contains the appropriate version of Lightning, you shouldn't need to be doing a manual install.

Do you get an option to "keep" the calendar when installing or upgrading?