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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/23/2018 12:07 PM, Axel Grude
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<p>Dear Wayne,</p>
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<blockquote type="cite">Can you be more specific? Which support
page?</blockquote>
Sorry I had a screenshot of the windows notification but I threw
it away. it was a support topic on support.google.com/someNumber
IIRC. It's not in my browser history as it didn't redirect
properly.
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<p>Apart from still supporting Addons, are there any
significant improvements planned in Thunderbird ESR 60.*
which can land this ESR period?</p>
<p>There will certainly be fixes and improvements as was done
during 52.* but in general it would be a mistake I think to
predict and publicize them. Also depends what you mean by
"significant". And if a change involves strings, the answer
is no, because we are in string freeze.</p>
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String freeze during the whole year? I meant the ESR Release
including all versions 60.0, 60.1, 60.2 etc. - so I may have
worded it awkwardly. Sort of an outlook into the changes planned
for next 12 months to avoid nasty surprises for the users. (such
as, hey, we got rid of Add-ons altogether)</div>
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<p>Certainly, string freeze only in esr 60. There is still a
commitment to not break add-ons during a cycle. (unless it
involves a security issue)<br>
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