Thunderbird 102.7.0 release: turn off client automatic updates due to conflicts with Microsoft 365enterprise accounts

CTOnews.com January 21, the Thunderbird team released a 102.7.0 update for the email application on the 19th of this month. This update fixes a lot of BUG, an important change is that the client will not update automatically because of a conflict with the Microsoft 365enterprise account.

CTOnews.com attached Thunderbird 102.7.0 update log:

Localized versions and language packs use the "comm-l10n" library; downstream builds using official language packs do not need to be changed

Fixed a problem where too many files were opened when starting the application, resulting in the loss of MSF files.

A "Another Operation is using the folder" problem may occur when copying messages from one local folder to another on a Windows 7 device.

Allow malformed email addresses to generate pill

Fix that the hostname contains uppercase letters, and messages sent using self-signed certificates may fail to create security exceptions

Fix the problem that S / MIME certificate verification is very slow

OpenPGP key import failed for key blocks with comments containing Unicode characters

Fixed that the chat conversation sidebar is too wide in some cases to make the scroll bar unusable

On Mac, deleting an event from today's pane using the Backspace key deletes the selected message

The BUG that has not been fixed in this update is OAuth2 authentication and does not apply to errors in Microsoft 365enterprise accounts. Due to key authentication issues with Microsoft Microsoft 365 business accounts, Thunderbird will not be automatically updated to 102.7.0.

Thunderbird operation requirements:

Windows:Windows 7 or later

Mac:Mac OS X 10.12 or later

Linux:GTK+ 3.14 or later