Recently we completed a security audit of Thunderbird Send, our upcoming end-to-end encrypted large file sharing service, with the help of the @ostifofficial and 7ASecurity. Read our summary of the report's findings, and learn how we've acted on these recommendations to be more secure and worthy of the trust our user community places in us.
Thunderbird 144 is out now! Exchange support is closer to officially landing, dragging and dropping your folders is easier, and we're adding new ways to keep your email safe!
Curious about our progress on Thunderbird Pro? Our latest update, direct from Managing Director Ryan Sipes, keeps you in the know - and lets you know how to stay updated:
Our regular Development Digest has some exciting updates on features that are nearing completion, in the case of Exchange email support, and are just starting development, in the case of the long-awaited Conversation View. We're also adjusting Account Hub and tackling the usual maintenance tasks and bug fixes
The latest volume of State of the Thunder is out! We're keeping you updated on our roadmap progress as we look towards Q3, sharing our advice on using Thunderbird developer tools, and giving you a deeper look into the hows and whys of our fundraising model.
Thunderbird 140, our latest Extended Support Release, is due next week! Watch our latest State of the Thunder for a deep dive into Thunderbird update channels. Learn the difference between yearly ESR, monthly Release, and our testing channels, Beta and Daily, how to know which one you're on, and how to change between them. We also have highlights of the features Release users have been enjoying coming to 140!
State of the Thunder: Volume 2 is out! In addition to the roadmap, we're talking about bug backlogs and ideas to clear them, cooperation between MZLA and the Thunderbird Council, address book databases, and Thunderbird on the command line:
The bird is out of the bag! We're introducing Thunderbird Pro (you already know Appointment!), a set of productivity AND privacy boosting services. And that includes...*drum roll*...an email service we're calling Thundermail. Find all the info in this excellent article:
Our inaugural State of the Thunder is live on TILvids! Director of desktop and mobile apps @alecaddd leads a discussion on our upcoming desktop roadmap, our values, and how we can work more in the open.
(We'd like to further open these discussions, so stay tuned for how you can join future SotTs!)
In our latest office hours, we chat with Design Manager Laurel Terlesky to talk about the cross-platform design system she and her team are building. If you're curious about Open Source design and/or the look and feel of Thunderbird, check it out!
February may be the shortest month, but the Thunderbird desktop team filled it with updates, improvements, and important conversations. Including:
* What you can find in the new monthly Release channel * Talks on privacy and security * What's landed in the Calendar rebuild work and in EWS support on Daily * The new Account Hub, which you can test this week in Daily! * Global Message Database and In-App Notification news
We're ready for Day 2 of @socallinuxexpo.bsky.social ! Come find us in the Exhibit Hall from 10 am to 6 pm and chat with the team, try some demos, and of course, grab some stickers!
If you’ll be at @socallinuxexpo March 6-9 in Pasadena, come see us in the Exhibit Hall! Talk to the team, try demos of our Android app and Appointment, find out how to get involved, and of course, grab some stickers. If you haven’t registered yet, use our code MAIL to get 50% off your pass!
@giorgiolucas We won't be adopting the Firefox Terms of Use for Thunderbird. Even though you may switch away from us regardless, we wanted you to have the right information, and hope this helps!
FREE YOUR INBOX! Thunderbird is your all-in-one communications command center that puts YOU in control. Manage all your email accounts separately or in a unified inbox. Filter, customize, and organize the way you like. Thunderbird simply makes your life simpler.What's New: https://blog.thunderbird.net/