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Moving accounts and data in and out of Thunderbird should be a breeze! Previously, this required the installation and use of add-ons, but the Thunderbird team is thrilled to share that it’s now a core, built-in feature. A step-by-step wizard provides a contextual, guided experience for importing your important data. This means that moving from Outlook, SeaMonkey, or another Thunderbird installation is easier than ever. Redesigned Message Header: Focus On What Matters Message Header: TRANSFORM! You need to install and configure the required GnuPG software yourself, because it cannot be distributed together with Thunderbird. Therefore this mechanism isn't enabled by default. Lastly, review Google's recommended settings for Thunderbird so that your local actions, such as labelling and deleting, correspond to those which Gmail takes and do not cause any conflicts. If it's already running, you can switch to Safe Mode by selecting "Restart with Add-ons disabled…" in the Help menu. End-to-end encryption (e2ee) makes communications safer against being spied on by third parties. Please refer to the article Introduction to End-to-end encryption in Thunderbird where we explain some of the basics.

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Also at this time, if you indicate that you have verified a correspondent's key, Thunderbird will not add your signature to it. This might change in a future version of Thunderbird.

If you are importing from another Thunderbird profile, and your source folder is larger than 2 GB, please use Import from another Thunderbird installation in step 1 and then select Choose a profile folder in step 2 of the import. Access the troubleshooting information for the Profile Folder from the Help section of the menu button. https://wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird:OpenPGP:Migration-From-Enigmail I have never used OpenPGP with Thunderbird before: How do I setup OpenPGP? Important: contains messages that Gmail has flagged as “important”. (See Priority Inbox overview for more details about this Gmail feature.)

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New: Thunderbird now offers direct basic support for chats using Matrix, a popular open network for secure and decentralized communication. Users will also benefit from a number of general UX improvements to chat, and more to come. Yes. Thunderbird 78 has built-in support for two encryption standards, OpenPGP and S/MIME. OpenPGP has been enabled by default since version 78.2.1.This will enable the use of smartcards or hardware tokens that store a secret key. You may also use it for keys that are stored in files on your computer and are not supported by Thunderbird’s built-in OpenPGP implementation. https://wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird:OpenPGP#Open_issues_and_TODO_list I am seeing a problem and I want to try and analyze it myself.