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#Thunderbird 68 update
#Thunderbird 68 upgrade

23 I had configured the Enigmail add-on to trust all usable keys.22 Does Thunderbird support opportunistic or automatic encryption?.21 How do I get the public keys of my correspondents?.20 Why is encryption automatically enabled when I reply to an encrypted message?.19 Why do I have to mark my own secret key as accepted as a personal key?.17 What is needed to send an encrypted message?.

16 How do I send an encrypted or digitally signed email?.

15 Can I use an OpenPGP smartcard or a hardware token with Thunderbird 78?.

14 If my secret key isn't supported by Thunderbird, what can I do?.

13 I have imported my secret key, but Thunderbird cannot decrypt my emails.

12 What types of OpenPGP keys are supported?.

11 Enigmail reports that migration of my private key has failed.

How can I migrate my keys to Thunderbird 78?

10 I previously used OpenPGP with GnuPG, but with a different email software.

9 I tried to import a file with public keys, and I get an error message that the file is too big.

7 The Enigmail migration has completed successfully, but I'm still unable to use OpenPGP.

6 I have previously used Enigmail, how do I migrate and configure?.

5 I have never used OpenPGP with Thunderbird before: How do I setup OpenPGP?.

4 Does OpenPGP in Thunderbird 78 look and work exactly like Enigmail?.

3 Why was Enigmail replaced and will it come back?.

1 What is end-to-end encryption about, and how does it work?.

#Thunderbird 68 update

With the update from #Thunderbird 68 to 78.2.2 the telemetry data acquisition of will be activated without further inquiry, although the German text in the settings allows the choice.Īnd in this tweet he points out another problem.

And on Twitter Patrick said the following: In the comments on there are hints to problems with addons which are not compatible. The colleagues of also point out this change in this German article. So far everything seems to work and minimizing to the tray works without any extra program again(4t) :-)

Today I also updated to version 78.2.2 "About Thunderbird", immediately I was offered to migrate the keys from "Enigmail" to "Thunderbird" and removed "Enigmail" from the add-ons(bye, bye and thanks for the fish). The explanation can also be found in the German comments here in the but it is already right! The programmers of "Enigmail" just wanted to make sure that Thunderbird supports GPG, which is the case since version 78.2.1. That shouldn't be according to the release note, right? Well, I'm still using version 68.12.0 and the 78.2.2 is offered for installation in the About-Box ("About Thunderbird" in the "Help" menu). And it was already mentioned in the German comments here: : I was offered the update, but I haven't had it installed yet. This has changed, users with Thunderbird 68.x will now be updated to version 78.x via its update function. Automatic updates are available for users who are already running version 78.0 or higher. A future version will include updates from earlier versions.

#Thunderbird 68 upgrade

There it said:Īccording to the release notes, Thunderbird version 78.2.2 is only offered as a direct download from and not as an upgrade from Thunderbird version 68 or earlier.

The Thunderbird developers had previously blocked the update from version 68.x to the 78 development branch, as I noted in the article Thunderbird 78.2.2 released.