I use Thunderbird because it's the only mail client that seems able to cope with thirty years of email archives I have. I always go back to it. It, though, is but 20 years old.
On December 7, 2004, Thunderbird 1.0 was released.
Thunderbird is free. Free to use. Free of ads. Free of data tracking.
We rely solely on the generosity of our supporters and less than 3% of Thunderbird users keep us going.
Please help us continue for another 20 years.
Please donate so it stays good and free and modern.
Our mission is to provide an open source email app that is secure, private and free for users around the world. Your donations support this work. Will you give today?
Not to be confused with the uncanny British puppet show.
Previously:
• Thunderbird finds a new home
• Mozilla will let go of Thunderbird
• Thunderbird team vows faster, easier-to-use, more stable versions in the year to come
