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Mozilla Thunderbird 45.0 Released, Fails to Bring GTK3 Integration for Linux

By Marius Nestor

The features introduced by Mozilla Thunderbird 45.0 are not something to drool over, and the noteworthy ones are OpenStreetMap support for maps, allowing users to choose from a list of map services, improved support for XMPP commands and chatrooms, as well as OAuth authentication support for Mail.ru.

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