I wish I could finish my Gnus customizations as well (show number new since last entering a group), but the same applies. But I also don't really have the time to *make* my own modifications. I do wish there were a way to build your own modifications while keeping ActiveSync (blech, yuck, but work). YMMV.Īnd FairEmail was removed by teh Goog for a bit for something silly. I mostly use my phone and PineNote for email triage. The author doesn't hide how to enable things yourself. If you have a device that does not or cannot use that app store. If you pay through an app store, your authorizations are linked to that store. I've paid once so far, and likely will again. He doesn't hide how to enable features in the code. You do lose the ActiveSync bit, of course, but that's not up to the author. And if you feel like building your own, you don't need to pay. Taking it to your cell phone can be a way to boost usage, but it will require a nice rework to win people over.This. The solution for the web is not doing well, so much so that today it is only ranked fourth in the ranking of most used software for browsing, behind Chrome, Edge and Safari.Ĭurrently, Mozilla Thunderbird’s market share is only 0.08% and the organization needs to move if it doesn’t want the service to die. What you can assume is the free distribution and integration with Firefox, Mozilla’s browser.
The Apple store will not receive the program at this time, so only the Play Store and other Android stores will be covered. Thunderbird is nearing its 20th birthday and should bring a mobile version (Image: Reproduction/Mozilla) For now, it’s too early to say what will come next, but it is likely that the program will inherit features from competitors, such as cloud integration and intuitive interface. The mobile app must have unique features to work best on mobile phones.
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