Welcome to the Thunderbird Project's community page, with links to commonly requested information.
To get help or ask question please visit Thunderbird Support (SUMO).
To learn more, to discuss, to get involved, to help promote Thunderbird, to say "Thanks" see Get Involved.
To make a product suggestion or report a bug please use bugzilla.
Thunderbird is alive and well in 2023! Please help us keep it that way!
The Thunderbird product is developed and managed by the Thunderbird Project, which is collectively the community (both paid staff and volunteers) and the Thunderbird Council:
Thunderbird Project version numbers for releases match to Mozilla Firefox ESR numbers. Thunderbird also provides consecutive betas between the ESR numbers, for example 92-101, which match to Firefox (non-ESR) beta numbers. Future Thunderbird (ESR) releases upcoming are 115, 127, etc.
How YOU can help and get involved ... Thunderbird is self-supported by its user community. We need and welcome you. Please give back to the community.
To get more information or talk to a human, or just to introduce yourself, see Thunderbird Communication Channels, especially the IRC channel. Again, we need users like you to help in one of the above areas. Please inquire today.
The Thunderbird Council is an elected body of 7 members. See about the Council and Community for more information. See more information about the council elections.
These links are outdated or from past management teams, and do not reflect current plans and priorities