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== Thunderbird (version 128.6.0esr) == [[File:Thunderbird.png|alt=Thunderbird Threading|thumb|Thunderbird Threading]]The visual selection is clear, and there's a nice timeline graph on the left. I expected to find indentation for second-level threading, but it remains at one level. About the threading behavior: * Thunderbird displays threads with the original message at the top level, and subsequent emails within the thread are rendered from oldest to newest. * The threading view can be toggled on or off for individual folders. * Thunderbird does not currently offer an option to sort conversations in reverse order within a thread The '''subject''' seems to '''appear on all messages under the same thread'''. I'm asking myself whether it is necessary or if '''it clutters the space''' without much point.
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