Pues llego nueva versión de #Thunderbird a Debian Trixie, pero no, no es la 115, se paso de la 102.12.0 a 102.13.0 ¡yupi! 😅
En fin, a seguir esperando.
Pues llego nueva versión de #Thunderbird a Debian Trixie, pero no, no es la 115, se paso de la 102.12.0 a 102.13.0 ¡yupi! 😅
En fin, a seguir esperando.
Comienza la era Supernova para el pájaro del trueno. Thunderbird 115 renueva su diseño, para prepararse al futuro de los clientes de correo electrónico libres.
https://www.linuxadictos.com/t…
#Mozilla #ThunderBird #mail #email #SoftwareLibre #opensource
Habemus ·thunderbird 115 con el estilo supernova (aun no llega a Debian y en Archlinux se encuentra en Extra-testing) e incluirá el nuevo logo.
"Meet Supernova: our fastest, most beautiful email, calendar, and contacts release yet. Designed to maximize your freedoms. "
https://www.thunderbird.net/es-ES/
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@codewiz @kaiengert @thunderbird @mozilla well, on #Unix-esque Systems like #Linux, #Thunderbird does natively do so since the days of #Enigmail as extension...
@kkarhan @thunderbird @mozilla All true, but wasn't gpgme supposed to provide the machine interface for apps like #Thunderbird?
Honestly, I don't know exactly what I was arguing for. I guess I don't care if the backend is NSS or GNU code, as long as it finds my existing keys and trust DB without having to manually export / import / sync.
@codewiz @thunderbird @mozilla well, I think it's not a regression but quality-of-life change necessistated by using Mozilla's NSS libraries instead of GnuPG.
Also GnuPG has a shitton of UX issues as it doesn't allows to be used like any other CLI tool can.
One can't simply do:
gpg --encrypt ./unencrxpted.file ./public.key
or
gpg --decrypt ./encrypted.file ./private.key
and that alome pisses me off!
Whereas it makes sense for #Thunderbird to maintain the keys and transparently do encryption.
@codewiz @thunderbird @mozilla that's not what I consider support the same way as #Thunderbird has today...
Shure there was a time where one needed #Enigmail & #GnuPG installed seperately, but nowadays that's not needed either...
Thunderbird for Android gets one step closer, as K-9 Mail integrates Thunderbird's Autoconfiguration feature for new accounts.
Read info on that, all the other important developments, and some awesome community contributions in the new progress report:
https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/06/thunderbird-for-android-k-9-mail-may-2023-progress-report/
If you have questions about #Thunderbird #Beta, or just want to share your experience with it, we encourage you to join our Beta support group: https://thunderbird.topicbox.com/groups/beta
(We try to answer some questions here, but in our Beta discussion group you have access to the team, as well as a bunch of community experts)
El cliente de correo electrónico libre, Thunderbird, continua con su ciclo de renovación, también haciendo evolucionar su logo.
https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/05/introducing-the-brand-new-thunderbird-logo/
#Mozilla #ThunderBird #mail #email #SoftwareLibre #opensource
We're getting closer to Thunderbird for Android! One of our next steps for K-9 Mail is to incorporate Thunderbird’s Autoconfig mechanism. This will dramatically improve the new account setup experience.
Here's our monthly progress report:
https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/05/thunderbird-for-android-k-9-mail-april-progress-report/
#Thunderbird #Android #Email #OpenSource
No me había percatado que #thunderbird (no te olvides de darle cariño con un donativo), integro #matrix como opción del chat interno de la aplicación. Very good. #thinkpad #linux
Our mission is to build the best email client we can. To make professional software that puts your privacy first. To boost your productivity, compliment your daily workflow, and meet your customization needs.
To expand the #Thunderbird experience to Android and iOS. And to do it all transparently, guided by the values of free and #OpenSource software.
Last year, our donors gave us a clear signal that they believe in that mission, too!
Here's our 2022 Financial Report:
https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/05/thunderbird-is-thriving-our-2022-financial-report/
By default, #Thunderbird automatically blocks images in your emails from being displayed -- because many of those images may contain tracking code.
(Sometimes these images are tiny "tracking pixels" you may not even see).
Take your protection one step further by installing #uBlock Origin, now an official Thunderbird Add-on: https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/ublock-origin/
Want to be part of #ThunderCast episode 2? Answer this question:
"Which #Thunderbird feature should more people know about?"
We record tonight at 7pm CEST, so please answer before then.
Want to hear yourself on the show? Record your answer in any audio format and email it to podcast@thunderbird.net!
There's a new #Thunderbird idea on Mozilla Connect:
"Dismiss New Email Notifications When Email is Clicked [LINUX]"
Discuss it or vote on it here: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/dismiss-new-email-notifications-when-email-is-clicked/idi-p/29122
Awesome! A new #Thunderbird idea has been submitted to Mozilla Connect:
"Allow HTML Signatures in K-9 Mail / Thunderbird for Android"
Discuss it with the community, and vote on it here: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/allow-html-signatures-in-k-9-mail/idi-p/28983
Last month we reported on our progress in turning K-9 Mail into Thunderbird for Android. And we promised to do that every month.
So let's get you updated on the latest developments!
https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/04/thunderbird-for-android-k-9-mail-march-progress-report/
I updated my #Thunderbird Beta, and was welcomed by the redesigned navigation bar, part of the Supernova roadmap.
I quite like the UI changes so far, well done @thunderbird 👍
While K-9 Mail is developed in the open, following its development on GitHub can be somewhat tedious for a casual observer. So we’re trying something new and summarizing the most notable things that happened in the past month as we head down the exciting road to Thunderbird for Android!
https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/03/thunderbird-for-android-k-9-mail-february-progress-report/
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