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how to reduce space between lines in Thunderbird

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newest TB update changed the look of TB with too much space between lines everywhere; would like to change back so to have more lines visible and not as spaced out in height, so I can see more folders and emails at once

newest TB update changed the look of TB with too much space between lines everywhere; would like to change back so to have more lines visible and not as spaced out in height, so I can see more folders and emails at once

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Interesting....as there hasn't been any changes in what you describe.

Did you use a theme addon or the default theme? Check that no addons are interfering with the view. so restart in Thunderbird Safe mode. Help > Restart with addons disabled.

If this improves what you are seeing then one of your addons is causing it. Process of elimination, disabling one a ta time to see which one it is. Maybe an addon needs to be updated.

If you changed your screen resolution then it would effect the size of icons on desktop, all windows you open etc. Less dpi size increases the display items.