WebExtension themes are now enabled in ThunderbirdĪ default startup directory in the address book window can now be configuredĪn option under "Tools > Options, Advanced, General" now allows to select whether date/time display will follow the application locale (adjusted by operating system's format settings for that locale) or the locale selected in the operating system's regional settings. This also solves various problems when saving as template (duplicates created, message ID lost).Īllow changing the Spellcheck Language from status bar Hiding a non-empty attachment pane will now show a placeholder paperclip to indicate the presence of attachments and avoid sending them accidentally. Right-click on the header to enable this option.
The attachment pane can also be shown initially when composing a new message. Alt+M, may vary depending on localization, Ctrl+M on Mac) now also works to show or hide the pane. The access key of the attachment pane (e.g. The "Attach" button moved to the right to be above the attachment pane. Many improvements to attachments handling during compose: Attachments can now be reordered using a dialog, keyboard shortcuts, or drag and drop. This delete button is displayed when hovering the To/Cc/Bcc selector. When writing a message, a delete button now allows the removal of a recipient.
and not as upgrade from Thunderbird version 52
Thunderbird version 60.0 is only offered as direct download from As always, you’re encouraged to tell us what you think, or file a bug in Bugzilla If (-not (Get-Command choco.Version 60.0, first offered to channel users on August 6, 2018Ĭheck out the notes below for this version of Thunderbird.
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