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I'd happily pay as long as: 1. It also funds Thunderbird. 2. Their focus is on privacy/no telemetry, security and overall experience. NOT more rebrands! 3. I
by richliss 7y ago
I'd happily pay as long as:
1. It also funds Thunderbird.
2. Their focus is on privacy/no telemetry, security and overall experience. NOT more rebrands!
3. It helps pay for continuously updated blocklists, miner blocking lists, anti-content farm lists etc. that get built into the browser rather than through add-ons.
4. Curated add-ons that are funded especially around security - too many add-ons don't get updated.
5. Real profile management and switching.
6. An expert mode with a proper download manager (pausing, reordering etc.)
7. Self-maintaining, self-repairing and self-updating options so it ALWAYS just works.
8. An outreach program to get websites/apps/etc. that are broken to fix them so we don't have to open up an instance of Chrome.
- ForHackernews 7y agoYou can (and I do) specifically donate to fund Thunderbird: https://donate.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/ https://donate.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/ Unfortunately, I believe that general Mozilla funding no longer supports Thunderbird in any way.