Thunderbird Mail Client Now Being Pushed Along By "MZLA Technologies Corporation"

[jacob]

Boy that is the truth. I know because I've tried all the others that crashed and burned.
I've been Linux only for my day to day work for 10 years now. I use TBird and connect via IMAP to the company email. The only thing it lacks is native emulation of Exchange server. There are some plug-in out there for it but not found one that didn't bring TBird to a crawl when running.

The combination of Exquilla + TbSync works reasonably well for me.

[PluMGMK]

Interesting! That seems to be hitting us (on Ubuntu). Any more info on this?

Not reallly. I saw a comment on the other article indicating that the new SQLite broke Firefox / Thunderbird on Debian / Ubuntu. I then experienced the segfault myself on my LFS system when I upgraded SQLite. I attempted to recompile Thunderbird to see if it would solve the issue, but eventually decided it'd be easier to downgrade SQLite again, so I'm really none the wiser.

[Mez']

For the reply format, I use the ReplyWithHeader extension.

In case you'll still see this, sadly that extension is outdated and can no longer be installed with Tb latest versions.

[p91paul]

In case you'll still see this, sadly that extension is outdated and can no longer be installed with Tb latest versions.

Yes I forgot, on the tb addons website it is outdated. However, follow the link to the extension's own website and you can download a beta working on tb 68. I've been using it for months now and I found no issues.

[Mez']

Yes I forgot, on the tb addons website it is outdated. However, follow the link to the extension's own website and you can download a beta working on tb 68. I've been using it for months now and I found no issues.

Thanks! That beta version works indeed.

This looks much cleaner, there's a line break and the details are displayed on a separate line.
I don't understand why this is not integrated in TB per default. This makes professional emails with several replies from several participants so much more legible than the default cr*p.