68.6 is great. It does what I need it to do. No annoying issues. I need to check out web interfaces for mail. I never have done much with that.

Well to be hhonest if it gets that bad you can always get the older 52x release which is not ever going to aparently get updated.

If you revert back, you have to create a new profile. I did it. I have more email accounts to set up. You have to reset all of your settings. I will be sticking with the "release" version of

I don’t know what you see if you are logged in, but I see all these links without logging in. Do you see them if you aren’t logged in? Gene

Or, if you decide you want to be on a beta channel, hold up your end of the bargain: report bugs. While it's fine to try out beta software and ditch it if it doesn't work (yet), if something as

Hmmm just use the stable version like I do. Then you don't have a problem.

it probably downloads the file to your downloads folder if its direct. Anyway you just run the file from your downloads folder and it just does.

Hi, As for turning off status bar elements, I don’t know, as I don’t use Thunderbird at all (I use a combination of web email client interfaces, Outlook 365, and Windows 10 Mail to varying

Hi Joseph, Thanks for your efforts. Thunderbird 68.X is the last version that is fully accessible. Versions after that do not read the status line--a key feature without which blind

I did not see a link in your previous email so guess I might try this later today. Thanks. -- Betsy Grenevitch678-862-3876

Thank you so very much. It is still sluggish with add-ons off so it must be the beta version. I tried to be brave to try something in beta and I guess it did not work. My daughter keeps

Thank you and no I do not have that kind of account. It is getting late so will have to try this tomorrow. -- Betsy Grenevitch678-862-3876

As I noted earlier, downloading the regular Thunderbird release channel installer from: https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/download/ then running it should replace your beta channel install with the

Hi, I and Quentin know two Mozilla employees who might be able to help (I’ll get a Twitter love letter going). Cheers, Joseph

All bug reports for all Mozilla products (and Thunderbird, which is a spin-off) are handled via bugzilla. Here is the direct link for Thunderbird related

I do not know how to revert back and if I do will all of my emails stay in tact? Thanks so much for your help. -- Betsy Grenevitch678-862-3876

As I said this is all new to me. How do I turn off the status bar and I will try that. Sorry for so many questions. I will definitely write down the steps in my Thunderbird file. -- Betsy

How do I report to Thunderbird what is happening with the beta version? Sorry I know so little so please be patient with me. -- Betsy Grenevitch678-862-3876

ALT+H, A will open the About Thunderbird dialog that will give you information on what version you're running as well as what update channel you are on, where the release update channel is the stable

Hi.  This is not nvda at all. When I test on production release which I have on another machine, it is fine.  It is reading lots of extra text about imap syncing which happens a lot. Also, if you