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How do I move from the beta version to the normal release without losing my data (since add-ons don't always work in beta)?

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I have not found any options that allow me to convert from using the beta update channel. Add-ons sometimes stop working with beta releases. But I don't want to lose my data. So how do I stop using the beta channel and switch to using the normal release and keep my data? Thank you.

I have not found any options that allow me to convert from using the beta update channel. Add-ons sometimes stop working with beta releases. But I don't want to lose my data. So how do I stop using the beta channel and switch to using the normal release and keep my data? Thank you.

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Zenos
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Just download and install Thunderbird from the regular site, such as:

https://www.thunderbird.net/

ankor
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Thank you for the reply.

My hope was for the disabled add-ons that were not compatible with the beta version would work under the release version. Unfortunately the add-ons remain disabled with the install of the current release.

Thanks for the help.

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You may need to go to their respective websites, and download & install the current version.