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# Keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F conflict and cmd_find ambiguity, used for both Find in This Message and Quick Filter - [{{bug|564328}}] | # Keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F conflict and cmd_find ambiguity, used for both Find in This Message and Quick Filter - [{{bug|564328}}] | ||
# imap messages keep getting redownloaded if they incorrectly start with From instead of a : header {{bug|663671}} - might land in TB 7 as well | |||
=== Thunderbird 7 and previous release regressions fixed in TB 8 === | === Thunderbird 7 and previous release regressions fixed in TB 8 === | ||
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just because it's on this page doesn't mean it's in Thunderbird 8
User Visible Changes to Thunderbird 8
Roland is compiling this page in order to compile a list of what has to be documented for Thunderbird 8
Changes
(numbered for convenience only, not in order)
- Keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F conflict and cmd_find ambiguity, used for both Find in This Message and Quick Filter - [bug 564328]
- imap messages keep getting redownloaded if they incorrectly start with From instead of a : header bug 663671 - might land in TB 7 as well
Thunderbird 7 and previous release regressions fixed in TB 8
Sources
(in no order, numbered for convenience only)
- Thunderbird/Thunderbird7.0SupportIssuesThunderbird 7 Support Issues
- the above are great for Thunderbird changes, but open question: how do we track gecko changes that surface themselves to the user in Thunderbird?