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[Don Wilhelm]

Dick,

That article is over a year old, and if the upgraded (not just updated 
for security) Thunderbird versions that have occurred over the past year 
is any indication, they are still doing serious development work on it.  
Look at the major version number - those are upgrades.  Other releases 
that only update the decimal part of the release number are minor 
changes and bug fixes.
If you look at the Mozilla site product list, it certainly appears they 
are actively continuing development of Thunderbird.

Mozilla does their support mostly through the user community for all 
their products (like most other open source products) - they do not have 
staff to answer emails or phone calls, but the support is quite good 
through the user community.  Another advantage of Thunderbird is that it 
is multi-platform so if you change your OS, you can transport your email 
easily.

73,
Don W3FPR

On 7/10/2013 1:55 PM, Richard Fjeld wrote:
> Don,
> I took me awhile to find it again.  I see in this link they use the 
> word 'developing' instead of 'supporting' as is sometimes mentioned.  
> Here is the link; (See item 2)
> http://www.pcworld.com/article/2027870/four-desktop-email-clients-that-can-improve-your-gmail-experience.html
> There may be some mis-understanding going around.  I get the message 
> that mozilla is going to concentrate on Thunderbird's stability 
> instead of developing new features.  I think I will go with it.
> Dick, n0ce