Eudora was licensed by Qualcomm in 1991.However, over its time as a popular email client, it was sold for $19.95 and even reach up to $65 to download and use. As a University-developed software, Eudora was initially released for free.Eudora was originally only 50,000 lines of code written in the C programming language and only operated on Apple Macintosh.Development for Eudora started in 1988 at the University of Illinois and took over a year to create the first working version.Full installers are provided for macOS and Windows desktops, and binaries (32bit and 64bit) offered for Linux. Thunderbird 60.5 is available to download right now from the official Thunderbird website. Thunderbird 60.5 will automatically detect when a server uses the Microsoft Exchange protocol and prompt the user to install the third-party ‘ Owl for Exchange‘ add-on that provides support for the protocol.Īs expected, the release also ships with a number of key security vulnerabilities patched.

Minor ImprovementsĮlsewhere, the email client gains support for adding OpenSearch search engines from a local XML file adds DuckDuckGo and Google as default search engine in specific locales and ‘…is now compatible with WebExtension-based FileLink add-ons like the Dropbox add-on.’įinally, users with email based on the Microsoft Exchange protocol get a helping hand during account creation. When attempting to send a large attachment with an email Thunderbird 60.5 will suggest the user shares the file using the WeTransfer service. WeTransfer allows users to send files of up to 2GB in size for free, without any registration. Thunderbird 60.5 carries a modest set of improvements, including integrated support for the third-party ‘ WeTransfer‘ file sharing service. An updated version of the Mozilla Thunderbird e-mail client is now available to download.

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