This look really great

This looks very promising!

hopefully with the new redesign, comes new accessibility and a better caching strategy. For example, at least on linux, orca and any assistive technology product totally freezes till the huge amount of thunderbird items gets transfered in bulk over dbus, all at once. A good enough solution would be for that call to return items in a pagination stile, keeping track of the current level inside thunderbird itself. A very good implementation of this is done by firefox, the lag is most of the time from the page itself, not the cashing implementation. Also, any webview as in from the rss reader or google gmail sign in in non-trivial cases is totally inaccessible, nvda on windows says unknown and orca doesn't even read it, perhaps that part can be improved as well if you're at it. Thunderbird is an awesome email client, those accessibility fixes can make it even more awesome, so I hope something can be done about it.

huge, looks beautiful

Looks nice! But please do not copy the Outlook UX as pictured here (developer.thunderbird.net/plan…) and keep the traditional message list up and reading area down approach as an option.

can't wait ❤

I really can't wait! Let the excitement build!

will there be a mobile version of thunderbird at some point?

after all these years, I think I'm coming home to Thunderbird

Really looking forward to the new Thunderbird and syncing what is currently K9 and Thunderbird 😀

Awesome! Regarding the #fediverse, can you speak to adding #ActivitySub and where that fits on the roadmap beyond the 115 (2023) release?

Can’t wait! Any word on the iOS version? I remember hearing about it back in May, but nothing since.

That looks actually good and addresses at least two of my biggest issues with Thunderbird so far. 👍

@SF8910 NICE! It's going to be a fun ride from now through next year. Thanks for being on the journey.

This might just make me go back to using Thunderbird again (after more than 10 years)! Microsoft's plan(s) for Outlook on desktop seems confusing at the moment.

You do intend to keep multiple inboxes in one view, without having to toggle the entire app context between accounts, yes? Because having to switch app context between my 7 different accounts would be a straight-up nightmare.

looking forward to have it

great, realy happy about the new changes and all the work that is put in Thunderbird, it is - next to Firefox - one of the Open Source Software I used for the longest time on any PC

is there a k9/thunderbird for Android equivalent roadmap? Curious to know if it'll have support for openpgp and just to see what else is planned.