That said, the desktop app is due for its anniversary update on June 28. However, there isn’t a firm date when the big update will be coming. The change will be a very very welcomed update – this coming from someone who still uses the email client.
In which he noted that his number 1 priority will be to fix Thunderbird’s UI and UX. That’s changed with a recent tweet from Ryan Lee Sipes, the product manager for Mozilla Thunderbird. Since its glory days from 2003 to 2005, the email client hasn’t had much of a visual overhaul nor has it made any strides to have a mobile presence of any kind. When it comes to mobile, the email client is non-existent. The desktop version is still stuck in the early 2000s. The once popular open source email client has all but faded to obscurity since its last major update. If you haven’t heard of Thunderbird, we wouldn’t blame you.
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