US EditionMozilla Thunderbird 146 Brings OpenPGP Keyserver Settings
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With Thunderbird 146, the developers in the mail client improve some bugs and introduce minor innovations. The configuration of the preferred OpenPGP key server via the user interface instead of via the "about:config" page is one of them. For more security, existing logins are migrated during the update to use more modern AES encryption instead of 3DES-CBC. Thus, the innovations are already described.
As of Thunderbird 146, the OpenPGP key server can be configured in the user interface. In addition, the new version migrates logins to AES encryption.
The developers of the Thunderbird email client have released version 146.0 for download. Users of the free email client will find a new feature in the settings after the update: the preferred OpenPGP keyserver can now be configured directly via the user interface. Furthermore... Read the article: Thunderbird 146.0: OpenPGP configuration and various bug fixes
Thunderbird 146 Introduces Configuration UI for Setting Up OpenPGP Keyservers
Thunderbird 146 open-source email client is now available for download with support for configuring preferred OpenPGP keyservers via the UI and other changes. Here's what's new! The post Thunderbird 146 Introduces Configuration UI for Setting Up OpenPGP Keyservers appeared first on 9to5Linux - do not reproduce this article without permission. This RSS feed is intended for readers, not scrapers.
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