Universal Mozilla Thunderbird for iOS

[JayAgostino]

Re: Thunderbird for iPhone and iPad

Hey, Thunderbird Product Manager here! We are beginning to work on an iOS version of Thunderbird this upcoming year (2023). I can't say when it will be ready to be released exactly. But if you follow us on social media (Twitter, Facebook or Mastodon) - we will post an update there when we have...

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[Apple_Robert]

I have never tried Thunderbird. I will take a look.

8 months and no status update.

 

[JayAgostino]

I have never tried Thunderbird. I will take a look.

8 months and no status update.

It seems like it’s in the very early stages of development.

 

[Varking]

I am giving Thunderbird a try for the first time and its going to take some getting used to.

 

[JayAgostino]

I am giving Thunderbird a try for the first time and its going to take some getting used to.

What made you switch to Mozilla Thunderbird? Are you enjoying it so far?

 

[Varking]

What made you switch to Mozilla Thunderbird? Are you enjoying it so far?

I have heard a decent amount about the new changes they made with Supernova or whatever they are calling it and I have never *loved* the standard Apple Mail app. On mobile I tend to use things with better privacy or better features but its hard to find something that respects your privacy and has great features. Spark feels like the king of features but there are privacy concerns. Canary is privacy focused but its buggy. Apple Mail is missing features those offer so its always a tradeoff.

Its a less busy time for me at work around this time of year so I figured lets try something new and a lot of folks seem pretty high on Thunderbird.

 

[JayAgostino]

I have heard a decent amount about the new changes they made with Supernova or whatever they are calling it and I have never *loved* the standard Apple Mail app. On mobile I tend to use things with better privacy or better features but its hard to find something that respects your privacy and has great features. Spark feels like the king of features but there are privacy concerns. Canary is privacy focused but its buggy. Apple Mail is missing features those offer so its always a tradeoff.

Its a less busy time for me at work around this time of year so I figured lets try something new and a lot of folks seem pretty high on Thunderbird.