topic Re: Thread aggregation in Discussions

Thread aggregation

druwhitledge — Mon, 19 Jan 2026 18:21:03 GMT

Thanks for the 32 bit T-bird 102 install, but I was functionally happy with the prior version. Not aware that I'm unhappy with 102 -- with one exception, so far.

Please, no aggregation of "threads" ("subject lines) in the index listings by subject -- ordered by with the original subject "date". I often -- usually -- first look for emails by (general) date -- the LAST date of the last email -- that may be months later that the original date at the start of the thread (we're not texting here, are we?). Please provide the ability to toggle -- back and forth -- between both orderings (if that doesn’t already exist). I do expect to entirely lose the ability to find some email with the current “aggregated” system. Can I not toggle to a completely “date ordered” listing?

I would very much welcome an ability to upgrade all 32 bit versions to newer 64 bit versions -- keeping 32 bits (for known territory) until 64 bits are stable, fully learned and fully productive -- especially with LibreOffice (would like to keep both for different key strokes).

Mucho Thanks,

Dru
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Re: Thread aggregation

wsm — Mon, 19 Jan 2026 18:20:38 GMT

Hi Dru. Please avoid putting your full email address in postings for privacy reasons. (We also don't need it to reply)

I have moved your posting because it was unrelated to the RSS article where you posted.

1. To change to 64bit, just install the 64 bit Thunderbird into the same directory as your 32bit program.

2. For your other issue(s) please post at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/new/thunderbird

Re: Thread aggregation

yuzhang — Sun, 25 Jan 2026 11:48:04 GMT

It’s great to see your detailed feedback on Thunderbird 102 and your preference for customizable features. Transitioning to 64-bit systems sounds like a solid plan! For a fun break, check out ragdoll arena —an exciting gaming experience awaits!

Re: Thread aggregation

laradario — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 12:06:43 GMT

It’s great to see your detailed feedback on Thunderbird 102 and your preference for customizable features. The same clarity matters in tools that process multiple values. For example, a destiny matrix calculator is a tool where you enter your birth date and it generates a full chart with details like life path number, personality traits, compatibility insights, and other calculated values, all organized in one structured layout. That kind of clear output makes complex data much easier to understand, which is something discussion systems could learn from.