Or ask the Thunderbird developers to backport the fix for whatever is broken for you...
Seriously, I would _not_ recommend your client to use a beta version for productive emails just because something is fixed there. Beta versions are not tested -- they are the basis for performing tests -- and may have all sorts of bugs and issues. -Patrick Charlie via enigmail-users wrote on 11.01.2020 16:53: > Looking into an alternative solution for cross platform/client message > encryption. > > Thunderbird is the client's preferred email client, but there are some > major issues with 68 that they want to avoid by early adoption of 72. > Testing has proven positive except for one thing - no encryption. > > So it is now either struggle on until the July release of 78, or look > for another option as 68 is not usable in the interim. > > Or go back pre-60, when everything was working just fine. > > On 11/01/2020 17:30:34, "Wayne Mery" <vseer...@lehigh.edu> wrote: > >> Charlie, what is it that you are testing? >> >> On 1/10/20 12:44 PM, Charlie via enigmail-users wrote: >>> Right, but you have no idea of who we are nor what our testing >>> involves, so your comment comes across as rather condescending. I >>> guess that means you won't answer the question either.
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