What's the future of Thunderbird? Is it dead in the water?

Same as Outlook desu
Except more of it because I don't think there's many people doing volume installs of Thunderbird.

>>56047319
What more do you expect of a fucking mail client? It's as good as it gets.

>>56047319
My family is still suffering from the growing pains of live mail.

I am glad I adopted Thunderbird. It works

I want to just use mutt, but I can't into it. I usually just keep it closed and rely on K9 on my phone for notifications, unless I want to check RSS feeds.

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>>56047319
Probably "fucked" along with e-mail as a medium as a whole, given that every start-up's boilerplate business plan is "replace <viable open public protocol X> with our proprietary monetizable advertising platform bullshit"