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5.10.2 - Published 07/07/2022

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@RealRaven2000 RealRaven2000 released this 06 Jul 21:25
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Maintenance Version 5.10.2 - 07/07/2022

  • [issue 281] 5.10.2 - this maintenance version will be able to reconstruct tabs after upgrading from Thunderbird 91 to 102 even if the server and username have been modified due to bug 1573690. To successfully reconstruct (and avoiding invalid tabs) is only possible if 5.10.1 was previously run on an older profile (Thunderbird 91 or older)

    If you already upgraded to Thunderbird 102 previously and experience invalid tabs, you can now generate troubleshooting information via right-click QuickFolders Commands / Tab Specific Properties... This will copy the assumed account and the (invalid) folder URI to the clipboard.

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    For reference you can click on any real folder in the folder tree and then SHIFT+Click on the QuickFolders tool icon, then select Debug / Copy current folder info! This will copy the account and correct expected URI to the clipboard. By comparison of these data points it I can fix your folders through exporting the folder configuration and then text search+replace the differing URIs (or by simply inserting the correct account)

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  • Fixed the missing [close x] icon on the advanced tab properties panel, which is hidden by style changes in Thunderbird 102.
  • Fixed icon coloring for the tools and QuickFolders Command menus in dark mode (Thunderbird 102).
  • Maintenance Version 5.10.1 - 05/07/2022

    • [issue 281] 5.10.1 - this maintenance fix stores the account id for every tab - only works in Thunderbird 91 or older (before Tb102 patches user prefs).

      When upgrading to Thunderbird 102, this can potentially rename the servers due to bug 1573690 - then the account can be used for reconstruction of invalid folders. I am currently working on code that can help in fixing this problem automatically.

    • Fixed icon spacings in folder popup menus in Tb102.