Planned work for the 2024 release of Thunderbird.: https://developer.thunderbird.net/planning/roadmap

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Only mention of rust: “Standalone Rust component experiment of a notes implementation in Thunderbird”

Other planned features of note

  • Microsoft exchange support
  • updated database allowing for modern conversation view
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Who needs notes in a mail program? But cool anyways.

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Thunderbird is already more than a mail program. It supports calendar, todo, contacts, multiple chat protocols etc. Notes are in line with features like todo I’d say

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What chat protocols? Anything actually used? I tried their chat once but it didnt work with Matrix I think.

That they support Calendar is the result of CalDav I think. For some weird reason mail providers are often also CalDav providers, so you use the same account and that makes sense.

Although I would really like to have calendar and contacts as seperate apps. The combination is weird, and with some CSS it should be possible to have a single-purpose “app” with its own process ID and desktop entry with icon.

I dont know how to do that though, at least yet, as I dont know the CSS. But Libreoffice Flatpak fixed the “calc + writer shown as the same app” which is done via desktop entry stuff

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I personally don’t use Exchange but native support is a huge plus when recomending Thunderbird!

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