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==== MS OAuth & Exchange related issues (relevant tags: <code>msoauth</code>, <code>exchange</code>):' ====
==== MS OAuth & Exchange related issues (relevant tags: <code>msoauth</code>, <code>exchange</code>):' ====
* Changing from OAuth to normal password allows people to send emails: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1419635#answer-1597049 1419635: If I set "Normal password" instead of Oauth2, I can send emails.]
* Another theory about some hotmail/outlook.com/live.com email issues is that people are entering their password into the "Set Up Your Existing Email Address" which causes it to fail. Instead folks should leave the password field blank and click Done which will cause their browser to open up and ask for the outh password. Instances of this issue: July 29, 2023:  [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1419686 1419686]
* Another theory about some hotmail/outlook.com/live.com email issues is that people are entering their password into the "Set Up Your Existing Email Address" which causes it to fail. Instead folks should leave the password field blank and click Done which will cause their browser to open up and ask for the outh password. Instances of this issue: July 29, 2023:  [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1419686 1419686]
* [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1419572#answer-1595272 1419572: is a typical example of not being able send email] <- Could wrong SMTP server in a multiple account situation (where 1 or more accounts are hotmail or outlook.com or Microsoft/Office365 accounts?) be the cause of many people's issues?
* [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1419572#answer-1595272 1419572: is a typical example of not being able send email] <- Could wrong SMTP server in a multiple account situation (where 1 or more accounts are hotmail or outlook.com or Microsoft/Office365 accounts?) be the cause of many people's issues?

Revision as of 02:57, 12 August 2023

WORK IN PROGRESS

  • TB 115 was released on Tuesday July 11, 2023
  • TB 115.0.x soon :-)

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Thunderbird 115.0 issues

tl;dr: No major issues found in SUMO. As expected, unsupported customizations from 102 broke in 115 and the new user interface in particular the Unified Toolbar led to a few issues for some. Carryover issues from 102 and earlier releases.such as MS OAuth, Exchange, etc continued.

Fixed in 115.0.x

Not so minor

(not in order)

Minor issues

(not in order)

There is an (untested by me since I can't reproduce the problem) workaround (some subtle HTML formatting might be lost): 
# On Linux and Windows, hit the alt key to display the menu (not needed on Mac)
# View > Message Body As > Simple HTML
# Print the email

MS OAuth & Exchange related issues (relevant tags: msoauth, exchange):'

  • Changing from OAuth to normal password allows people to send emails: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1419635#answer-1597049 1419635: If I set "Normal password" instead of Oauth2, I can send emails.]
  • Another theory about some hotmail/outlook.com/live.com email issues is that people are entering their password into the "Set Up Your Existing Email Address" which causes it to fail. Instead folks should leave the password field blank and click Done which will cause their browser to open up and ask for the outh password. Instances of this issue: July 29, 2023: 1419686
  • 1419572: is a typical example of not being able send email <- Could wrong SMTP server in a multiple account situation (where 1 or more accounts are hotmail or outlook.com or Microsoft/Office365 accounts?) be the cause of many people's issues?

Antivirus

Add-ons

The following is an incomplete list of add-ons that have issues in Thunderbird 115. Please add to this list add-ons that have issues and if you find an add-on has been updated and works with Thunderbird, please strike it out using <del></del> (not in order,numbered for convenience)

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