Jason_Gunthorpe I see, thanks, that's an issue. With no actual OAuth available for IMAP in O365 as it seems there's no way the whole world will be able to support it until October. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1528136 the Thunderbird issue about this.
ph_ly in Thunderbird IMAP uses the same authentication options as POP3 I think, which is basic auth and OAuth2, among others. If OAuth won't work with Thunderbird then that means that it won't support O365 at all (apart from with paid add-ons) come October.
BTW apart from the examples mentioned here already, CRM tools with e-mail integration are another area where both IMAP, and in the future SMTP will need to be patched.