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Mozilla Thunderbird 0.4 Released

Posted by michael on from the sunday-morning-fun dept.

Random BedHead Ed writes "The latest release of Mozilla Thunderbird, the standalone Mozilla mail program, has been released and is available for download here. A quick scan of the release notes shows some new improvements and features, including a new look, bug fixes, and for Linux users the ability to click on a URL in an e-mail and have it actually launch in your default web browser (how novel). Download and enjoy..."

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  1. Re:Question... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Yes it already does this, and has done since 0.2 at least! Works perfectly :-) Good question, too....

  2. Re:Question... by splatg · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Yes it does, in the options under advanced settings, privacy there is an option to "Block loading of remote images in mail messages".

  3. Re:Exchange Support? by drinkypoo · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Integration of PGP/GPG into Mozilla is called Enigmail. I was going to link to its project page on www.mozdev.org but it's just not loading for me right now. I don't know how well the integration of Enigmail into Thunderbird works, since I can't look it up. However I have used it in Mozilla mail (I don't converse with anyone who gives a shit about encryption so I stopped caring about it) and it works quite cleanly. However, if you want to give it a shot, visit the thunderbird extensions page and click the xpi link.

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