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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
This was built with money from an grant from Mozilla. See the bottom of this page: https://www.thunderbolt.io/announcing-thunderbolt
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
No, this was built with money from an grant from Mozilla.
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
No, this was built with money from an grant from Mozilla.
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Yes, we should. Will do that today
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Love it!
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Yeah. We need to create a docker container and make it easy to deploy for folks. We're not ready with the hosted option at the moment.
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Head of Thunderbird project here. Our scheduling tool, Thunderbird Appointment, will always be open source. Repo here: https:// github.com/thunderbird/appointment Come talk to us and build with us. We'll help you re
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Thunderbird is in a different company. Doesn't get any Google money. Only funded by donations.
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Total mail UI/UX overhaul, total backend overhaul allowing implementation of new protocols (first new protocol was Exchange), an Android app and monthly release cadence vs yearly. And that's just to name the ones that immediately
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Unlimited aliases at custom domains are a part of the offering. Technically, Thundermail supports sieve rules, we do need to come up with UX to expose it to users for management.
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
With custom domains... Yes! :)
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Already a part of the offering. :)
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
I meant to have a "here" at the end, just typed while excited. Typically known for using too many words.
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Sign up for the waitlist here: https://Thundermail.com Also the Thundermail service is based on Stalwart (completely foss). We'll open source any additional relevant bits. We also released the supporting services: https:&#
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
I'd love to know more about what you are hitting. Care to open a bug then ping me back here? I'll put it in front of the right people. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Thunderbi...
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
What would get you to switch from Fastmail?
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
We still need to produce a big report like this for 2025. But you can find MZLA specific info for 2024 and 2023 via the below links: https://stats.thunderbird.net/#financials https://blog.thunderbird.net/202
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
We still need to produce a big report like this for 2025. But you can find MZLA specific info for 2024 and 2023 via the below links: https://stats.thunderbird.net/#financials https://blog.thunderbird.net/202
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
That's Mozilla-wide and includes the Mozilla Corporation and other entities. We have 2023-2024 reporting via these two links: https://stats.thunderbird.net/#financials https://blog.thunderbird.net/2024&
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
No, we rely on PGP encrypted email. What I'm talking about is the latter. Emails are encrypted with your public key before being stored in the database. (Our stack is based on Stalwart, you can read about how it works here: https:&#x2
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Protonmail = privacy at all costs. Thundermail = freedom at all costs (open standards, use w/ whatever client you want, upload your own encryption key and "go dark")
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Will support custom domains out of the box. Getting real close to launch. Join waitlist at https://thundermail.com
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
What percentage of their money do they spend on developers? If it is more than 50% on "non-charitable activities" (of which software development is not considered) - they may be on the wrong side of the IRS.
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Sign up for the waitlist at https://thundermail.com
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
That's right. We've long had Microsoft account users across Exchange, Office365 and Outlook.com complain about having issues using Thunderbird. So we're trying to account for all protocols from MS.
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
Thunderbird lives in an entity called MZLA, created by Mozilla and the Thunderbird Council (the elected open source community leadership) to be the legal and financial home to Thunderbird. MZLA, which I lead, receives only money via donatio
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
CEO of MZLA (the Mozilla entity that develops Thunderbird). One point of clarification, we don't get money from any source but our donors. After years of funding issues, MZLA was created by the Mozilla Foundation and the Thunderbird Co
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by ryanleesipes 5mo ago
I am the CEO of MZLA (the Thunderbird entity). This is a large part of the reason. ^
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I know you don't want them to want AI, but(anildash.com)
5 points by ryanleesipes 10mo ago|2 comments
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Thunderbird 115 “Supernova” released with major UI changes(omgubuntu.co.uk)
3 points by ryanleesipes 3y ago|0 comments

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