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wsmwk

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About wsmwk

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    Comment #48904700

    Tray implementations are actually on the horizon - recently taking shape with the help of community developers. For example Bug 2023000 - Implement Linux system tray: hide-to-tray

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    Comment #48904687

    You may be confusing IMAP+js with pop+js. Pop is running as js, but the IMAP rewrite was abandoned early. IMAP will likely be rewritten in Rust in a future year.

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    Comment #47706151

    @pavon, spot on.

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    Comment #47706112

    MZLA is owned by the FOUNDATION. However, MZLA is self funded.

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    Comment #47705494

    Yes, FUD and long held myths can be found anywhere. But speaking as a staff member and someone who has seen first hand user reports, here is some straight shooting: * there are rar…

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    Comment #47705079

    To be more clear: * MZLA are a subsidiary of Mozilla FOUNDATION * MZLA are separate from Mozilla CORPORATION aka Firefox

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    Comment #47705021

    > Mozilla also runs hiring and HR for MZLA. They control who gets hired and fired. This is completely and utterly false. MZLA hiring posts are placed on the Mozilla hiring site, an…

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    Comment #44991604

    Perhaps factual - I can't say. But it's a different company. EOM.

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    Comment #44991595

    > I doubt donations to MZLA Technologies Corporation will reach the Thunderbird project in any meaningful way. You are basing this statement on what data? https://www.thunderbird.n…

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    Comment #34801823

    p.s. I've also been using the browser since the earliest days of Netscape Navigator, and I am on the Thunderbird team. I'd also be pissed if I got left behind. But it's not happeni…

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    Comment #34801802

    @UI_at_80x24, On the contrary, you ARE ALSO the target audience. It is stated so explicitly multiple times - for example "existing users will not be left behind", "you get to choos…

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    Comment #31007577

    Chat came to Thunderbird for free - it was developed by a different team and they offered to integrate it, and did so. This is great for users who are looking for unified communica…

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    Comment #31007515

    Donations to Mozilla which go to Firefox may be a small part of Firefox's income. Donations directed to Thunderbird go to Thunderbird, and are 99% of Thunderbird's income. The inco…

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    Comment #24534752

    @pinbox you should ask about this at https://thunderbird.topicbox.com/groups/e2ee

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    Comment #24504458

    copy / paste works fine

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    Comment #22212826

    > Mozilla started transitioning Thunderbird out of their umbrella while TB is still highly dependent on Firefox code. If you are referring to Mozilla Messaging and the period to 20…

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    Comment #20826234

    > none of the accounts / settings / etc. have been transferred over It probably picked the wrong profile. Start with -P switch and pick your default profile. All better?

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    Comment #20826227

    It's not a rewrite. And users will be updated, just not yet.

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    Comment #20826222

    Precisely. We wouldn't want to dump a .0 version on 25 million people - better to get feedback first from a couple hundred thousand.

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    Comment #20826206

    Thunderbird startup should not at all be affected by it's proximity to reboot. However, Thunderbird startup can be IO intensive so anything impacting IO will affect TB start time.

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    Comment #20826157

    For Exchange support you'd need the OWL addon. Sounds like you should stay on Apple Mail.

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    Comment #9709791

    > Other big news in this release is the shift ... to match Firefox release numbers, so it's jumping now from 31.7.0 up to 38.0.1. Apparently you've been out of touch for the last s…