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In our second Thunderbird + Rust Office Hours, we're taking a deep dive into how we're using Rust in adding Exchange Support. We work through an example of how we send an email utilizing both Rust and C++ to enable this new functionality. As always, we're also answering your questions and letting you know how to get involved.
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If you have access to an Exchange mailbox, please help us test! Report bugs on Bugzilla (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=MailNews Core&component=Networking: Exchange), or file them in the “MailNews Core” product, with “Networking: Exchange” as the component, on https://bugzilla.mozilla.org
Keep an eye on Bugzilla for good first bugs: https://mzl.la/44REhm8
Subscribe to the mailing lists on Topicbox: https://thunderbird.topicbox.com/
Join the Matrix room for Rust in Thunderbird: https://matrix.to/#/#tb-oxidization:mozilla.org
Join the Thunderbird developers room on Matrix: https://matrix.to/#/#maildev:mozilla.org
Kdenlive 25.04 is here — and it’s a big step forward.
Experience AI-powered background removal, multi-format exports, and enhanced color grading—all within Kdenlive 25.04. This free, open-source video editor offers robust features to streamline your creative workflow. Elevate your projects without compromising on quality or budget.
🌐 Learn more about Kdenlive: https://kdenlive.org
Quick-start Kdenlive tutorial (30 min): https://youtu.be/zYD0b8LpiQA
This project is not affiliated with KDE or Kdenlive. I made it independently because I use and respect the software—and wanted to give something back.
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We're back with another State of the Thunder! In Volume 6, we're discussing the complexities bringing the monthly Release channel to snap and flatpak, increasing accessibility for assistive technologies, why we're still part of Mozilla, why building Thunderbird is hard (and how we're trying to make it less so), and more!
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Want to know more about the upcoming Thunderbird Pro suite of productivity boosters AND our privacy-focused Thundermail email service? Heather and Monica are chatting with Software Engineer Chris Aquino from our services team to give you a sneak peak at the newest members of the Thunderbird family before they hatch!
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In this excerpt from our May 2025 Community Office Hours, we discuss one of the products in our upcoming Thunderbird Pro suite: Assist. Launching with email summaries, daily briefs, and semantic search, this AI-assistant will feature end to end encryption and remote confidential computing while we work towards the ability for it to run entirely locally.
In this excerpt from our May 2025 Community Office Hours, we discuss one of the upcoming products from our Thunderbird Pro suite: Send! Based on Firefox Send, this service will help you send files, small and large, securely and privately, through Thunderbird and a web app. We discuss what you can expect, and how we intend to make the service succeed for the long term.
In this excerpt from our May 2025 Community Office Hours, we discuss the features planned for our upcoming Thundermail email service! Built with Stalwart and featuring EU hosting, IMAP and JMAP support, and encryption at rest, find our about our privacy-respecting, open source email provider, hatching soon!
In this excerpt from our May Community Office Hours, we discuss what we have planned for the upcoming Thunderbird Pro product, Appointment! The first of our products to go to beta, Appointment is an open source scheduling application you can access via the web or self-host. Stop the constant back and forth messaging to find a time to meet with Appointment!
Finding results for sites made by humans is a real need and why Kagi supports the Small Web: https://kagi.com/smallweb/
You can also filter your search through the "Small Web" lens to surface only results from these sources.
Is installing TrueNAS on your UGREEN NAS worth it? While there are certainly benefits, running enterprise grade storage solutions might not be the right fit for your usecase. In this video I install TrueNAS and explain some of the pros and cons I have experienced so far!
Forum post explaining why TrueNAS might not be for home users: https://forums.truenas.com/t/i-have-to-waste-an-entire-drive-just-for-booting/1501