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Thunderbird 139 Adds ‘Mark as Read’ and ‘Delete’ Actions to Email Notifications
Highlights of Thunderbird 139 include new 'Mark as Read' and 'Delete' actions for email notifications, enterprise policy implementation to allow granular in-app notification control, support for manually sorting folders in the folder pane, and customizable row count for Cards View in the Appearance settings.
Thunderbird 139 also fixes many issues, including a crash that occurred when setting message compose headers, broken links in the OAuth authentication window, unreachable attachments at specific UNC hosts, broken mail window during and after folder compaction, and broken folder sorting logic when inserting folders after moving them.
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Thunderbird 139 Lands with Granular Notification Controls
Mozilla has just unveiled Thunderbird version 139 of its widely adopted free and open-source desktop email client, now available for download.
The main highlight is that users now have greater control over notifications thanks to the newly implemented enterprise policy, which allows for granular in-app notification settings.
Additionally, productivity gets a boost with new quick-action buttons—”Mark as Read” and “Delete“—which are directly accessible from mail notifications.
In addition, to enhance user customization, Thunderbird now allows manual sorting of folders in the folder pane and adjustable row counts for Cards View via the Appearance settings.