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|    Jeff Layman to Alan K.    |
|    Re: Linux Mint just got a Thunderbird up    |
|    21 Oct 25 17:25:36    |
      From: Jeff@invalid.invalid              On 21/10/2025 15:31, Alan K. wrote:       > On 10/21/25 10:04 AM, Jeff Layman wrote:       >> On 21/10/2025 14:39, Alan K. wrote:       >>> Linux Mint 22.2 just got an update to Thunderbird moving it from       128.14.0esr to 140.4.0esr       >>>       >>> Didn't seem to change anything except I think I see a bit of change in the       message preview       >>> window. Not 100% sure, but with my current theme I don't remember the       background of       >>> compose and with the reading pane being a dark gray (black). Not that       I'm complaining.       >>> I like it better. I try to make all my apps and settings dark.       >>>       >>> It works and keeps on ticking. (as the old Timex ad would say).       >>       >> Thanks for being the guinea pig!       >>       >> I've done the Firefox update, but was just waiting to see if there were       >> any problems with the 128 -> 140 TB update before doing it. I guess that       >> an extension or two might require updating, but as long as the main view       >> hasn't changed it'll be ok.       >>       > I only have 4 extensions, cardbook, Mark all read, emoji, and message header       toolbar       > customize. Nothing had to be updated or else it did it automatically.       >       > Yep the basics are there.              I had to update a couple of extensions as they were supposedly       incompatible according to the Add-ons manager. However, TB's       instructions to update them because they /were/ supposedly still       compatible after checking didn't seem to work as it should (after       downloading the *.xpi files and installing in TB). In the end I       uninstalled them and reinstalled from scratch. That went well.              --       Jeff              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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