The latest release, Mozilla Thunderbird 136, introduces an exciting new "Appearance" panel within the settings, aimed at enhancing user experience. This update comes alongside the launch of Mozilla Firefox 136 and includes a range of new features and bug fixes.
A key highlight of Thunderbird 136 is the newly added "Appearance" panel, which allows users to globally set message threading and sorting preferences. Users can now define default sorting options for newly created folders, with choices including unthreaded, threaded (default), and grouped by sort. Sorting can be done based on various criteria like date, subject, sender, and more, with options for ascending or descending order.
Additionally, the update features a header toggle that enables messages to automatically adjust to dark mode. It also refines how idle message databases are closed, enhances support for HiDPI screens, and improves performance for users managing numerous folders when resizing message panes.
Various bugs have been addressed in this version, enhancing overall functionality, including issues related to attachment handling in saved .EML files, message searches, and Gmail message deletions.
For more details on the changes included in Thunderbird 136, you can check the release notes and download it directly from the official website. If you are using the official binaries, you can update easily through the About Mozilla Thunderbird dialog.
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