Mozilla has stopped developing Thunderbird, claiming there is no need to innovate further on the venerable email and newsgroup client. Mitchell Baker, the Mozilla Foundation's chair, said on Friday ...

Most of you have used either Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, Netscape Communicator, Mail.app, or one of many e-mail clients. Like Mozilla Firefox, which has been steadily gaining more press and ...

Thunderbird is about to evolve into a complete productivity ecosystem. In case you missed it, Mozilla Thunderbird has been enjoying a serious revival during the last few years. The venerable desktop ...

The company will maintain and even update its e-mail client but will no longer focus on innovating or enhancing the application. Thunderbird users can look forward to upgrades down the road, with ...

There are a variety of email apps for Android on the Play Store. Several developers of the major desktop email clients have developed versions for mobile devices. However, there is one in particular ...

Ali Taghavi, Mozilla's director of corporate communications, said: "Thunderbird is not impacted by the layoffs." As of January this year, Thunderbird began operating from a new wholly-owned subsidiary ...

For some people, offline email is still the way to go. Be it due to habit, mistrust of cloud services, or sensible prudence about backups, downloading email to a client still factors large in their ...

The Mozilla Foundation looks like it’s about to take another step in its bid to sharpen its focus on development around its Firefox browser. Mozilla now wants to once and for all hive off support for ...

The Mozilla Foundation’s most popular and well-known product is the free and open source Firefox web browser. But the organization has been developing the Thunderbird email client for nearly as long.

For any modern business, email is a technology critical to communication throughout the organization. As a result, there are numerous email providers and email clients available to small businesses.