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Microsoft require the incoming and outgoing servers to use the same authentication method which is OAuth2. This does not appear in the dropdown for Authentication method in my version of Thunderbird (128.2.3esr ). Is an update coming? I hope so as I cannot send messages directly from my laptop at present.

Microsoft require the incoming and outgoing servers to use the same authentication method which is OAuth2. This does not appear in the dropdown for Authentication method in my version of Thunderbird (128.2.3esr ). Is an update coming? I hope so as I cannot send messages directly from my laptop at present.
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Thanks, Matt. A simple solution for a non-techie like me!

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It does appear if you use the server smtp.office365.com and restart Thunderbird.

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Thanks, Matt. A simple solution for a non-techie like me!

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