Hi, Am 15.11.19 um 22:55 schrieb Thomas Karpiniec: > When I attempt to set up an account ending in `@outlook.com' it defaults ... > I have nothing against the addon and no reason to doubt the intentions > of its developers. It seemed to work well while I had it installed. As a > user, particularly on a free software distribution like Debian, I would > prefer a fuller explanation in the UI before I download and execute it.
we package upstream software and remove non-free stuff if needed. The thing your are requesting isn't a job for Debian, this is in the end something upstream needs to do. But I'm wondering a bit about your report at all. You've written you did set up an account for the *proprietary* Outlook.com service but you do complain that Thunderbird has installed a plugin to access that proprietary service automatically that costs money? Sorry, I don't get it. Using free software to use a proprietary service makes that service still not better if you would use it by only free additional tools. Even GMail is better here as it is using standard protocols. So I'd suggest GMail hor any other email service provider ere that isn't using it's own closed source protocol. -- Regards Carsten Schoenert
