Release Notes

Thunderbird Desktop

Version 91.4.1 | Released December 17, 2021

Check out the notes below for this version of Thunderbird. As always, you’re encouraged to tell us what you think, ask for help, or file a bug in Bugzilla.

For more on all the new features in Thunderbird 91, see New in Thunderbird 91.0.

System Requirements: Details

  • Windows: Windows 7 or later
  • Mac: macOS 10.12 or later
  • Linux: GTK+ 3.14 or higher

What’s Fixed

fixed

Attachments that should open in Thunderbird, such as ICS attachments, offered to save the file instead

fixed

Saving attachments from IMAP accounts where usernames contained special characters failed

fixed

Temporary files created for forwarded attachments sometimes had the wrong extension

fixed

S/MIME signatures were shown as invalid by Outlook

fixed

URL input boxes on content tabs erroneously displayed a search glass icon on macOS

fixed

Message bars (such as content blocking) did not use high contrast theme colors

fixed

Some messages with autocrypt headers loaded slowly, causing Thunderbird to hang

fixed

Server hostnames were cut-off in the account manager

fixed

Account Setup did not support non-ASCII characters in passwords

fixed

Account Setup did not always retain set values

fixed

Virtual folders did not retain folder selection when a folder name contained non-ASCII characters

fixed

Messages saved as "html" or "eml" did not include message headers

fixed

"Private web page" field was not included when exporting a contact to a vCard

fixed

Addons were still active after restarting Thunderbird in troubleshooting mode with "disable all addons" checked

fixed

FileLink attachments did not always display the FileLink provider's icon

fixed

FileLink privacy notifications persisted in the compose window after removing all FileLink attachments

fixed

"Loading" icon remained after a FileLink upload failed

fixed

Lengthy event names for multiday events did not wrap

fixed

Various theme and UX improvements

fixed

Various security fixes

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