Thunderbird email will compete better with Gmail

Thunderbird developer plans to compete with Gmail and other email providers by providing paid “Pro” services, including @Thundermail.com Email addresses and new services such as schedule dates, file sharing tools, and some “Thunderbird Assist” features. You can join a trial waiting list by going to Thundermail.comIt is the field for email addresses, along with an option for @TB.Pro.

Thunderbird Ryan Sips announced that the services are under business In a post on Thunderbird Planning Last Friday. However, it looks very early in development, and there are no declared levels and prices, although Sips said that there will be free levels and payments. “Our goal in the end is to obtain a similar offer so that a 100 percent respected ecosystem is available for those who want it.”

Thunderbird is a long -term open -term email client originally launched in 2003 and was developed alongside the Firefox browser from Mozilla. She lost the Earth with the rise of Gmail and other web -based email services, but it maintained a customized user base.

Mozilla is over development From the original Thunderbird client in 2012 and handed it over to a community group. In 2020, after renewed interest and donations, Go to Mzla Technology Corporation Mzla Foundation FoundationThat was Update database And the development of mobile devices.

Thunderbird Pro Services, including Thundermail, is late to the game with very few details. Unlike Gmail and Outlook, Thunderbird has never provided an email service to go with her email customer. In this position, Sips said: “Whoever convinced that all this should have been part of the world of Thunderbird a decade ago. But time is late, never.” It will also face popular Gmail alternatives such as Protontail and FastmailBut with the general rise in lack of confidence in large technology and concerns about privacy, it may not be hurt that you have more options.