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By Arun, 1 month and 21 days ago

Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0 Alpha 1 released

Mozilla Messaging team has released the first alpha of Thunderbird 3.0 codenamed Shredder. It's built on Gecko 1.9 platform. Here are some of the new features in Thunderbird 3.0, according to Mozilla Messaging.

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By Arun, 4 months and 16 days ago

Mozilla Messaging - New home for Thunderbird email client

You might have read the news few months back about Mozilla's plan to move Thunderbird to a separate organization settings. Mozilla has created a new subsidiary namely Mozilla Messaging which will take care of Thunderbird development starting with Thunderbird 3.0. Thunderbird 3.0 will integrate Lightning calender with the email client, better searching capability and user interface changes.

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