* Global Inbox
POP3 users can now combine all of their POP3 accounts into a single global inbox under local folders.

* Comprehensive Data Migration
Switching to Thunderbird has never been easier since Thunderbird can now migrate all of your e-mail data including settings, mail folders and address book data from common mail applications such as the Mozilla 1.x Suite, Outlook Express, Outlook and Eudora.

* RSS Integration
Thunderbird now features a built in RSS reader which allows you to easily subscribe to and read news and weblogs that support RSS.

* Improved Privacy Controls
In order to help protect your privacy, Thunderbird now automatically blocks remote image requests in e-mails from senders you don't know.

* Improved Quick Search
Thunderbird now makes it even easier to manage your e-mail. Quick search now supports many different types of search criteria including the ability to search message body text. Thunderbird can also highlight the quick search terms in the message body.

* Other New Features
Support for using a master password to encrypt saved e-mail account passwords.

Linux GNOME users can now make Thunderbird their default e-mail client (Tools > Options > General).

If your network uses proxy authentication for HTTP, Thunderbird now correctly prompts for proxy authentication instead of silently failing.

Bug fixes too numerous to mention!

Upgraders: DO NOT install Mozilla Thunderbird into a directory containing program files from a previous version. Overwriting files from a previous release WILL cause problems. To re-use the directory of a previous install, the directory must be deleted and recreated, emptied, moved, or renamed. You should not file bugs in Bugzilla if you choose to ignore this step.

The program directory does not contain profile information; any existing accounts, account settings, options, e-mail, and news messages will remain intact. This release does not require changes to your profile to function properly.

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THX cruger & TiKu & Haldun für den Hinweis

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