Interested users may pay $5, $10 or $25 per year to gain access to one, three or all extensions for the period of 2 years. Thunderbird developers should prefer the system "to ensure future compatibility". MailExtensions are WebExtensions but with "some added features specific to Thunderbird". Convert the extension to a Web Extension Experiment.Convert the extension to a MailExtension.The team notes that developers of legacy extensions have two options going forward: The development team plans to finalize the add-on system changes in Thunderbird 78 (expected to be released in June 2020). Some extensions, those not updated by their developers, are not compatible with Thunderbird 68 already. Extension developers had to update their extensions so that users could continue to use them in the new version of the email client. The process started with the release of Thunderbird 68. The email client is based on Firefox code to a large degree and since Mozilla changed the extension system to WebExtensions, it was only a matter of time before Thunderbird's extension system would be switched over as well. The extension system of the Thunderbird email client is changing.
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