The Thunderbird story is an epic of countless individual stories, coming together to make something bigger than themselves. We're sharing those stories in a new series, and our first spotlight is on one of our amazing Bugzilla volunteers.
Arthur helps new volunteers document issues, as well as testing bug fixes. Read more at the blog, and find out how to share (or start!) your own Thunderbird story!
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Our First Contributor Community Highlight
In our very first Thunderbird contributor highlight, we shine a spotlight on Arthur, one of our amazing community volunteers.Monica Ayhens-Madon (The Thunderbird Blog)
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Thunderbird: Free Your Inbox
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in reply to DaAnda • • •We took ownership of Thunderbird Flatpaks last year, so they're official.
What you're experiencing isn't typical of our updates, sorry about that! Flathub made a number of updates recently and it has caused intermittent issues with the Firefox infrastructure we use to publish beta. That issue should be fixed soon.
~Jason
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in reply to DaAnda • • •@DaAnda First, thank you for the compliment about our recent UI improvements. I'll pass that on to the team!
Regarding Android: the engineers working on our Rust implementation of Exchange support for Thunderbird desktop are writing modular and reusable "crates" in a way that makes it easier to also use on Android. Hopefully, eventually, it'll be able to meet ALL your Exchange needs.
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Native EXCHANGE Support In Thunderbird? (Desktop + Android)
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in reply to Thunderbird: Free Your Inbox • • •I did try #thunderbird and #k9, but I hit a snag: most of my email needn't be read, special offers, mailing lists on a tangent etc, Gmail adaptively 'classes' these into updates, promo, social etc so I can go into that box, select all, omit a few, and delete.
Is there a similar facility in thunderbird? A plugin perhaps? Please say yes (or soon)! It would be tedious to invent filters for each instance.
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