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> no support for O365, unless you pay for a 3rd party plugin It seems that Thunderbird supports O365 oauth natively now, including access to calendars. I know
by wielebny 4y ago
> no support for O365, unless you pay for a 3rd party plugin
It seems that Thunderbird supports O365 oauth natively now, including access to calendars.
I know I had to use some plugins in the past, but now, it just works.
- GordonS 4y agoHmm, I literally just double-checked before posting (with the beta version, too), and it still says it needs a plugin? Maybe I need to look a bit closer.
- TheRealPomax 4y agoat the very least, check which version you're on. The auto-updater is one of the parts that's unreliable.
- throw0101a 4y ago* https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/01/important-message-for-microsoft-office-365-enterprise-users/ https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/01/important-message-for-m... * https://office365.mcmaster.ca/reconfigure-mozilla-thunderbird-for-modern-authentication/ https://office365.mcmaster.ca/reconfigure-mozilla-thunderbir... If you've constantly upgraded over the years, try creating a new account or even reseting your profile. Perhaps there are/were some 'stale' settings that are messing things up.
- zerocrates 4y agoI definitely used Thunderbird for an O365 account that required 2FA and so had to use OAuth, back to.... 2021 at least, I think. Though I think you might have had to know to change the auth method to OAuth to get it working, at least at the time.
- ofrzeta 4y agoYeah, you can use Thunderbird with Office365 authenticating with OAuth2.