DEV-TOOLSApril 9, 20261 min read20 views

Help Keep Thunderbird Alive

The Thunderbird team is appealing for community support, as the open-source project relies on contributions from less than 3% of its users to maintain its ad-free and privacy-focused mission.

All of the work we do is funded by less than 3% of our users.

We never show advertisements or sell your data. We don’t have corporate funding. We are fully funded by financial contributions from our users.

Thunderbird’s mission is to give you the best privacy-respecting, customizable email experience possible. Free for everyone to install and enjoy! Maintaining expensive servers, fixing bugs, developing new features, and hiring talented engineers are crucial for this mission.

If you get value from using Thunderbird, please help support it. We can’t do this without you.

The Thunderbird Team

Source: Hacker News

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