Updated November 1, 2024: Thunderbird app for Android can now be downloaded by everyone. Beta testing has ended and this email client application has entered the stable phase. After 21 years of offering email client services on the web and computers, Thunderbird is now easily accessible on mobile devices.
Do you remember the email client under Mozilla which is Thunderbird? It used to be discontinued but it was not because Thunderbird was decided to be separated. After that, the Mozilla Foundation provided financial support and the development of this email client continued. After being given a new lease of life and hearing the Android app will be developed with the involvement of K-9 Mail – it is now ready to be tested via the Google Play Store.
Yes, after 21 years of Thunderbird being an email client for web and computer users – an Android version is finally offered. Among the most interesting features offered for K-9 Mail users, all account details can be transferred to Thunderbird without having to log in again. Then Thunderbird users on the computer can also transfer data directly to the Android application.
This Thunderbird application also offers quick access to log in and set the user's email, manual settings are still offered, and promises that all emails can reach the application quickly. The application is now ready to be tested in beta form with the next version arriving in the third week of October and the first stable version by the fourth week.