Thunderbird Mobile Progress Report: May 2025 - The Thunderbird Blog
In this month's update, we're discussing JMAP and TestFlight planning for iOS and beta and account drawer progress (and fixes) for Android.| The Thunderbird Blog
In this month's update, we're discussing JMAP and TestFlight planning for iOS and beta and account drawer progress (and fixes) for Android.| The Thunderbird Blog
Here is an update of what Thunderbird’s mobile community has been up to in April 2025. With a new team member, we’re getting Thunderbird for iOS out in the open and continuing to work on release feedback from Thunderbird for Android. The Team is Growing Last month we introduced Todd and Ashley to the MZLA […] The post Thunderbird for Mobile April 2025 Progress Report appeared first on The Thunderbird Blog.| The Thunderbird Blog
Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Thunderbird for Android March 2025 Progress Report. We’re keeping our community updated on everything that’s been happening in the Android team, which is quickly becoming a more general mobile team with some recent hires. In addition to team news, we’re talking about our roadmap board on GitHub. Team Changes […] The post Thunderbird for Android March 2025 Progress Report appeared first on The Thunderbird Blog.| The Thunderbird Blog
Hello, everyone, and welcome to the first Android Progress Report of 2025. We’re ready to hit the ground running improving Thunderbird for Android experience for all of our users. Our January/February update involves a look at improvements to the account drawer and folders on our roadmap, an update on Google and K-9 Mail, and explores […] The post Thunderbird for Android January/February 2025 Progress Report appeared first on The Thunderbird Blog.| The Thunderbird Blog
We show off our Material 3 progress, update you on feature modules, ask for documentation help, and get closer to Thunderbird for Android.| The Thunderbird Blog
A new mobile team member, more progress on Material 3, targeting Android 14, and more in June's monthly Thunderbird for Android report.| The Thunderbird Blog
