Magnus, I did actually see that bug here on my system. Neil saw it was well. It's very difficult to reproduce, due to DNS caches and other caches, but I did see it repeatedly. That bug was real. I am not just hypothesizing. And it's not an edge case. Real users are much more prone to run into this than a TB developer, because they usually set up accounts first thing after installing Thunderbird. That means their DNS caches are cold, and the OSCP call needs to happen.
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Magnus, I did actually see that bug here on my system. Neil saw it was well. It's very difficult to reproduce on a developer system, due to DNS caches and other caches, but I did see it repeatedly. That bug was real. I am not just hypothesizing. And it's not an edge case. Real users are much more prone to run into this than a TB developer, because they usually set up accounts first thing after installing Thunderbird. That means their DNS caches are cold, and the OSCP call needs to happen.
Magnus, I did actually see that bug here on my system. Neil saw it was well. It's very difficult to reproduce on a developer system, due to DNS caches and other caches, but I did see it repeatedly, and so did Neil. That bug was real. I am not just hypothesizing. And it's not an edge case. Real users are much more prone to run into this than a TB developer, because they usually set up accounts first thing after installing Thunderbird. That means their DNS caches are cold, and the OSCP call needs to happen.
Magnus, I did actually see that bug here on my system. Neil saw it was well. It's very difficult to reproduce on a developer system, due to DNS caches and other caches, but I did see it repeatedly, and so did Neil. That bug was real. I am not just hypothesizing. It's not an edge case. Real users are much more prone to run into this than a TB developer, because they usually set up accounts first thing after installing Thunderbird. That means their DNS caches are cold, and the OSCP call needs to happen.