I like new design. Finally TB entered modern era with conversations etc.
For Linux people who don’t want to deal with tar install and setting up *.desktop, you can use python script here <a href="">https://github.com/fromSmolsoft/tb_install</a> and install it automatically from official sources. It worked for me on Mint xfce.
My company uses Gmail, and I have a Mac at work, so I’m currently using the default Mail app, which I really don’t like. I’ve tried Thunderbird so many times in the past and always found it just a bit too hard to use smoothly, so I am super excited to install Thunderbird again tomorrow and see the improvements.
I’ve wanted so hard to switch to thunderbird completely. My email is outlook and has the Authenticator set up for login, which has caused me issues adding my inbox. I found an add on but it had a few that I think was monthly.
When it gets to signing in it fails and when I set it up with exchange it wants a paid add on. I think it had something to do with an owl. It was a couple months ago.
Thanks for replying, I ended up figuring this out like two days ago. Turns out you have to generate an app password from the security options on Microsoft’s website.
Is there a way to get Thunderbird to use Markdown for message formatting? I haven't been able to find any email client that can do it and it would get me to switch in a heartbeat
If I had to guess, this functionality would only be available through an extension.
I gave it a quick search and there seem to be a lot of options. I’ve never tried any of them, but downloading thunderbird and seeing if any of those meet your needs would be a good starting point.
The layout change is awesome! The old öayout was really meant for 4:3 screens with lots of vertical height. It was uncomfortable to use on 16:9 screens in my opinion.
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