Mozilla has released the monthly update for its Thunderbird email client. This includes Thunderbird version 149.0 and the ESR version 140.9.0. The new versions contain security fixes, and Thunderbird 149 also includes new features.
The new features include the ability to export selected address book cards. Starred EWS messages are now also retained across devices. There is one further change: address books are now created in the Account Hub.
Fixes in Thunderbird 149.0
Shift+clicking the "Edit" button in the draft pane header didn't work.
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"Replace All" in the compose window only updated the plain text after closing the dialog box.
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"Repair Text Encoding" could create duplicate recipients and attachments.
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Link colors were difficult to read in dark themes.
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Pressing the Delete key in the Trash folder could delete it without confirmation.
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Renaming a "Unified Folder" created a duplicate.
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The star for "New Messages" in the folder structure was no longer displayed.
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The reason for a revoked certificate was not displayed.
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"Open and View" for OpenPGP-signed messages could fail if the header was missing the Content-Type.
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Encrypted Gmail CSE emails with an opaque outer S/MIME layer were unreadable.
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"Generate CSR File and Save As..." no longer worked for S/MIME.
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Remembering a canceled attachment in the compose window did not work. Back to message text
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Thunderbird could crash when importing an email thread
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The toggle switch for the visibility of the "Unlabeled" column was not announced by screen readers
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Messages could not be saved from an EWS account to an external file
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"After sending" filters did not work correctly
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Thunderbird did not report rejected POP3 connections
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Security fixes
Read more in the release notes.
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