Mozilla Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client, personal information manager, news client, RSS and chats client developed by the Mozilla Foundation and operated by subsidiary MZLA Technologies Corporation. The project strategy was originally modeled after that of Mozilla’s Firefox web browser.
According to the latest report, Thunderbird has now gained the latest update with version number 102.3.2. The latest update will try to use POP CRAM-MD5 authentication even if not advertised by the server. Below you can check the complete changelog which is mentioned below.
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Changelog:
Changes
- Thunderbird will try to use POP CRAM-MD5 authentication even if not advertised by the server
Fixes
- Checking messages on POP3 accounts caused the POP folder to lock if the mail server was slow or non-responsive
- Newsgroups named with consecutive dots would not appear when refreshing the list of newsgroups
- Sending news articles containing lines starting with a dot was sometimes clipped
- CardDAV server sync failed silently if the sync token expired
- Contacts from LDAP on macOS address books were not displayed
- Chat account input now accepts URIs for supported chat protocols
- The Chat ScreenName field was not migrated to the new address book
- Creating a New Event from the Today Pane uses the currently selected day from the main calendar instead of from the Today Pane
- The New Event button in Today Pane was incorrectly disabled sometimes
- Event reminder windows did not close after being dismissed or snoozed
- Improved performance of recurring event date calculation
- Quarterly calendar events on the last day of the month repeated one month early
- Thunderbird would hang if the calendar event exceeded the year 2035
- Whitespace in calendar events was incorrectly handled when upgrading from Thunderbird 91 to 102
- Various visual and UX improvements.