Prompt to choose the identity of an accepted calendar invite when no identity matches the event attendees list.Calendar: Filter and sort items to be imported in the Import dialog.
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Calendar: Thunderbird now informs the operating system that it knows how to open webcal: URLs.Calendar: "Edit" item added to event context menu.Calendar: Calendar and category colors now displayed in selection dropdowns.Calendar: Remote calendar auto-detection now supported.Chat: Beta-level support for Matrix servers (set to false).Suggest replacements for discontinued/incompatible add-ons.Access to Outlook Contacts To enable, set ldap_2. to 3 This setting may cause startup delays.CardDAV address books automatically detected based on provided user information.Encrypt mail to BCC recipients (with warning that it will expose the recipients in the list of keys).OpenPGP: Added config option to disable encrypting saved drafts.OpenPGP: "Copy Key Id" option added to Key Manager context menu.PDF.js viewer now included in Thunderbird.Language packs and dictionaries added to about:support.Allow pinning folder views to the Folder Pane.Keyboard shortcuts to access To/CC/BCC fields of compose window.Quick Find is now available in the multi-message (thread summary) view.Context menu to expand mail list pills in the compose window to the list of recipients.Add support for non-ASCII characters in recipient addresses.Add support for "X-Unsent: 1" header, to open a saved email in a compose window for editing.Warning popup when public recipients of a message exceeds threshold.Warning popup when sending a reply to a likely non-existant email address such as "".Allow showing empty CC/BCC rows in compose window.Ability to change order of accounts in UI.New user interface for adding attachments.Thunderbird now operates in multi-process (e10s) mode by default.Native support for macOS devices built with Apple Silicon CPUs.It is just wild that every other email client provides this infomation.Download Thunderbird What's new in Thunderbird 91 New features Especially when you hit forward and Thunderbird has the information present.Īs I stated before, i will send in a feature request. To just say that the sender is the only relevant individual in the email chain does not make sense. This is important if indiviudals were removed as well. With the current method, you would have to go back to the original email received to see all receipenats. I have had numberous situations where I had to pull back up email archives to identify other recipiants on an email chain. This is also the reason all other email clients I have ever used, provide the entire header in the reply. If you click forward on the message, you see the entire header. Do a "Reply All", you do not get all the inidivduals that were on the original email chain. I understand you point but from a tracking in an email thread, it is good to see "all" the information and not just the sender of the email. * mailnews.reply_header_ondateauthorwrote = On #2#3, #1 wrote User_pref("mailnews.reply_header_ondateauthorwrote", "_\n\n\n\On #2 #3, #1 wrote:") įollowed by a line - it is reasonably wide but does not expand with window. User_pref("mailnews.reply_header_ondateauthorwrote", "On #2 #3, #1 wrote:") That offers most of the basic header information without needing an addon.Īctually - I wanted a line separating the original message and my response, but you cannot do this in the config editor but you can do it in the 'prefs.js' file. The Subject is already included in the 'Subject' as 'Re: subject' This says who sent original and the date and time of original email. When I click on 'Reply' it says something like this: mailnews.reply_header_ondateauthorwrote = On #2#3, #1 wrote.Scroll to bottom and click on 'Config Editor' to see 'Advanced Preferences' in new tab Not sure what settings you are using but I have the following. A 'Reply' usually means reply to sender, so headers are generally considered as not required as the sender already knows that information because they sent the email.
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