Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest
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January 26, 2024 at 6:34 AM -
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: January 2024Alex Castellani, Director of Product Engineering, kicks off a monthly Thunderbird development update to highlight what we're working on.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: February 2024In this month's Development Digest, Alex shares exciting news about Thunderbird Sync, Exchange support, and the Thunderbird Snap on Linux.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: March 2024 - The Thunderbird BlogIn this month's Thunderbird Development Digest, Alex updates us on Rust and Exchange, list management, and successful ESMification.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: April 2024In April's Thunderbird Development Digest: updates on the new Cards View, folder compaction rewrite, Exchange support in Daily, and more.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: May 2024In the new Thunderbird Development Digest: Linux tray support, custom account colors, Exchange support, and more.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: June 2024ESR is almost here! In the new Thunderbird Development Digest: Account colors, Mozilla Sync, and the Thunderbird 128 beta.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: July 2024In this month's Thunderbird Development Digest, Alex shares updates on a 25-year-old bug, the Linux system tray, Exchange support, and more.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: August 2024 - The Thunderbird BlogIn this month's Thunderbird Development Digest, Alex shares updates on Rustification, our Exchange progress, database and Calendar news.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: September 2024 - The Thunderbird BlogWe're here with updates on Exchange (!), the account hub, conversation view, cross-device import, dealing with OAuth changes, and moreblog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest: October 2024 - The Thunderbird BlogExchange support and account hub development continues, cross-device import lands in stable, and the fight against corruption endures.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest - November 2024 - The Thunderbird BlogEWS Suppor is progressing, Account Hub is ready for QA review, good news on folder and message corruption and more in the November 2024 TMDD.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest - December 2024 - The Thunderbird BlogNew Exchange features land in Daily, Conversation View gets closer, the future of encryption, and a post-mortem on corruption issues.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Desktop Release Channel Will Become Default in March 2025 - The Thunderbird BlogStarting in March 2025, the Thunderbird Desktop Release Channel will become the default download, and introduce updates on a monthly cadence.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest - January 2025 - The Thunderbird BlogConversations at FOSDEM and updates on Exchange, Web Services, Account Hub, the Global Messaging Database, and in-app notifications.blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest - February 2025 - The Thunderbird BlogMonthly releases are here, the Calendar UI rebuild is underway, more Exchange support features land in Daily - and much more!blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest - March 2025 - The Thunderbird BlogUpstream changes, the continuing Calendar UI rebuild, more Exchange features in Daily, Account Hub, Global Message Database updates and more!blog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Developer Digest - April 2025 - The Thunderbird BlogUpdates on the upcoming Extended Support Release, Calendar UI rebuild, Exchange support, Account Hub, and Global Messaging Databaseblog.thunderbird.net
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Thunderbird Monthly Development Digest - June 2025 - The Thunderbird BlogThe new Extended Support Release is out, Exchange Support is on by default in Daily, and Account Hub (and more) are moving forward.blog.thunderbird.net
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