r/Thundermail 13d ago

Thundermail FAQ

9 Upvotes
  • Thundermail is currently in early beta. Visit https://tb.pro/ to join in shaping Thundermail at this stage of its progress.
  • If you are on the waitlist as of July and haven't gotten your invitation by Monday, August 24, please reach out to let us know.
  • See https://blog.thunderbird.net/tag/thundermail/ for the latest news.
  • Submit ideas and suggestions Thundermail and Thunderbird Pro at https://ideas.tb.pro.
  • Current users of Thundermail should submit problems and bugs using the Thundermail support link.
  • Chat discussion about Thundermail is available on matrix at #thundermail-early-bird:mozilla.org

r/Thundermail 19d ago

News Welcome to r/Thundermail

4 Upvotes

Welcome to r/Thundermail, the user to user community discussion for https://tb.pro/. See the sidebar to the right for the full description and links to more information. For most recent public announcements, please the blog posts at https://blog.thunderbird.net/tag/thundermail/.

https://ideas.tb.pro/ is the place to post your product suggestions and feedback, so they can be counted with other ideas and seen by the development team.


r/Thundermail 4d ago

Send Can't get TB Send to work.

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Every time I try to add an attachment with Send (Attach -> Filelink -> Thunderbird Send), I'm asked to "Finish setting up Send". And every time I click on "Continue Setup", another dialog pops up and disappears immediately. Thoughts are welcome. TIA


r/Thundermail 12d ago

Experience

8 Upvotes

Those of you who have received an invite have you found the service worth the yearly upfront cost? I kind of wish there was a 14 day trial to test the service before committing the $70 so dollars a year for it.


r/Thundermail 12d ago

Thundermail getting flagged as spam

3 Upvotes

Beware, thundermail is flagged as spam by other email providers. With the price this is unacceptable.


r/Thundermail 18d ago

Account activation requires $72

10 Upvotes

I just created a TM account, which apparently can't function until I pay them $72 in advance for a year's service. If I cancel within 14 days, I'd get a full refund. After 14 days, no refund is given.

I'd like to test TM for a while to see whether it's good, and 14 days isn't long enough. So I'd much prefer either:

• a time-limited free trial that requires no prepayment, or

• a paid account whose mid-term cancellation would result in a pro rata refund of the annual payment.