On January 27, 2025, a new version of the Thunderbird email client 134.0 was released. This update is available for testing and includes a number of new features and fixes.
The main innovation is the implementation of a notification system in Thunderbird for real-time alerts on the desktop.
Fixes:
- Fixed incorrect display of notification messages in dark mode.
- Fixed alignment mismatch of the close button on notifications across different platforms.
- Resolved crashes on program startup when using POP3.
- Fixed incorrect display of new email notifications for the wrong folder, which caused repeated alerts.
- Fixed an issue with the CMD+1 keyboard shortcut on macOS not restoring the main window when minimized.
- Fixed a bug where clicking the 'Reply' button in the context menu resulted in 'Reply All'.
- Removed the subscription window 'Show items containing' for IMAP.
- Fixed a problem where loading message headers from a newsgroup could cause freezing.
- Fixed the display of new emails in POP3 inbox without a subject, sender, and with a date of 1970-01-01.
- Improved performance of the message list during multiple updates.
- Fixed slow performance of large virtual folders.
- Fixed an issue with 'mailto:' links not applying the current account's drafting format.
- Fixed the inability to drag embedded images from a message to the compose window.
- Fixed the AUTH PLAIN or AUTH LOGIN authentication issue that did not switch to USERPASS.
- Fixed an APOP authentication issue for POP3 that did not prompt for the correct password.
- Fixed message display issues in XMPP chat sent within a CDATA element.
- Fixed incorrect opening of the 'What's New' page in the release channel.
- Fixed scrolling issues in the 'Today' panel without apparent cause.
- Fixed incorrect application of display options in the task interface.
- Improved startup performance for CalDAV calendars without offline support.
- Implemented visual and UX enhancements.
- Fixed security issues.
This version of Thunderbird is available for Linux with GTK+ 3.14 and above, as well as for Windows 10 and above, macOS 10.15 and above.
Source: linux.org.ru
