I don't think Thunderbird managed right. Instead of fixing bugs and making the app easier to use, they just change the look and make it look like a big thing.
Please don't judge me. I respect what they have done, but I have to tell the truth.
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I don't think Thunderbird managed right. Instead of fixing bugs and making the app easier to use, they just change the look and make it look like a big thing.
Please don't judge me. I respect what they have done, but I have to tell the truth.
In the past few months, they're rewritten much of the underlying code, converting much from Java to Kotlin. They've streamlined a bunch of options, they've redesigned a bunch of the UI to make it more modern looking. How is that not making it easier to use?
You know better than me, maybe I'm wrong but I don't understand, why we can't minimize Thunderbird to try? I think this is more important than Supernova thing.
Thunderbird for Android is a different team. Supernova needed to happen because desktop needed modernization, Thunderbird for Android is happening too.