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The Latin dictionary add-on is currently not working, not compatible with 60.3.0. When will that be fixed?

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GregOryX
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Good afternoon!

Since the last update, the Latin dictionary add-on by Leszek Życzkowski has disappeared. I tried to reinstall it and I am getting the message it could not be installed "because it is not compatible with Thunderbird 60.3.0."

The Latin dictionary add-on is a great tool and I use it regularly for private e-mails and as a quick spell-check for my articles in Latin. It should remain available to the public. It would be a pity to see it go.

Kind regards, Gregory

Good afternoon! Since the last update, the Latin dictionary add-on by Leszek Życzkowski has disappeared. I tried to reinstall it and I am getting the message it could not be installed "because it is not compatible with Thunderbird 60.3.0." The Latin dictionary add-on is a great tool and I use it regularly for private e-mails and as a quick spell-check for my articles in Latin. It should remain available to the public. It would be a pity to see it go. Kind regards, Gregory

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Open Tools/Options/Advanced/General/Config. editor and double-click the preference extensions.strictCompatibility to false, OK to close Options. To install the Latin dictionary, drag the Download Now button and drop it onto Tools/Add-ons/Dictionaries in TB (see pictures).

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Thank you very much for your help!

The problem is now solved and the Latin dictionary, one of the great treasures of Thunderbird, is working again.