Yeah, Thunderbrowse was never a good idea in my opinion, as the Thunderbird developers have never been focused on the browser capabilities inherent to Geko. This absence of focus would probably quite probably leave you more exposed to security threats than if you were using a dedicated browser. The difference may not be great, but it is something I would not risk on an ongoing basis.

Recently you may, ormay not, have heard that Firefox is undergoing major changes to the engine and rendering. This work is not being reflected in Thunderbird at this time, nor are the changes Firefox are implementing to the types of add-ons that will work with Firefox.

So I think, except as a curiosity, it is probably time to finally retire Thunderbrowse even without this issue, although I would be interested in seeing the image you mentioned.

A bug in the forum unfortunately makes image uploads on initial posts fail.

Thank you for your suggestion. I am retiring Thunderbrowse. It was good while it lasted.

Image attached.

WOW that is huge and ugly. IF your browsing is regularly things like the washington post. I use RSS feeds for them.

The Post lists it's feeds here https://www.washingtonpost.com/rss-feeds/2014/08/04/ab6f109a-1bf7-11e4-ae54-0cfe1f974f8a_story.html?utm_term=.963d83d2d24c

They add to Thunderbird and display the web page if you chance the default display setting. I find them preferable to the emails top stories in that they are no quite as in your face as the emails are.

You might find to need to select Thunderbird as your preferred feed reader as Firefox likes to claim them for itself until you tell it otherwise..