![]() ![]() To summarize, there is an improved “mini-month” layout, a Unified Toolbar for the Calendar “Space” on top of the tabs, improvements to the day/week/month grid, and some other minor changes. With the customization options, you can change the Vertical View back to the version 102 “Table View”. ![]() The Vertical View Layout now defaults to a new two line “Card View” which is more compact and better suited to the Vertical Layout. A new Message List Header shows the current folder name, number of messages, Quick Filter, and new “Message list display options” icon, ]. The message list now uses modern HTML technology which is faster and has a whole host of behind the scenes improvements to make improving it in the future much easier. Of course, you can still find other menu items in the Thunderbird menu bar by pressing the ALT key on Windows and Linux (and in the macOS Thunderbird menu bar). There are now at most two layers of submenus so you no longer need to dig around in multiple sublevels to find what you need. Only global context items are listed, which do not need to be updated or changed based on which Thunderbird “Space” you are using. The Application Menu (also known as appmenu or “Thunderbird Menu”), ≡, has been simplified and reduced to make it easier to navigate. ![]() composer, message window, event editor, etc.) for a future release We are working on improving the other toolbars (e.g. Please refer to Unified Toolbar for more details on the Unified Toolbar and customizations Full keyboard navigation includes Tab and arrow keys to navigate, Enter to add a button to the toolbar, Delete to remove it, and Alt with arrow keys to move buttons around on the toolbar, in addition to mouse actions such as drag and drop. Also available are Spaces-specific buttons for each Space. offers a common set of buttons available for all “Spaces”, which correspond to the Spaces Toolbar Introduced in 102. The toolbar is customizable by right clicking (control click on macOS) > Customize. This toolbar is used for all “Spaces”, which are Mail, Address Book, Calendar, Tasks, Chat and Settings. There is now a single “Unified Toolbar” on top of the Tabs Bar, which is fully screenreader and keyboard accessible. ![]()
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