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It's easy to say that, but I've had friends and colleagues not want to use Thunderbird because of it's UI. Honestly I think this would be enough to make them ta
by Accacin 4y ago
It's easy to say that, but I've had friends and colleagues not want to use Thunderbird because of it's UI. Honestly I think this would be enough to make them take a second look.
The fact that you are indifferent (as am I) is a good thing as far as I'm concerned.. They've made it more attractive to new users and also haven't alienated their existing user base.
- PaulKeeble 4y agoThere are so many things that could be better though that users actually request. Fixing the whole event -> View -> Edit that appears in windows (instead of tabs like emails) would be nice. Being able to select drag when you want to view as well since the top left calendar becomes largely useless. They could clear up the start/end display so events not crossing days didn't display the date twice. Would be nice to be able to review an event quickly just by clicking on it once instead of having to open and close a window, summaries have too much burden to them to appear modern. Its a really old UI style from the 1990s and I am not seeing anything in this suggesting that will change. People will very quickly realise it does not behave in a modern way once they try to use it.
- chrisseaton 4y agoI wonder if people reporting issues is a negative signal for the priority of fixing them? Like if someone cares enough to report an issue, they're probably invested and will stick around. If they didn't care, they wouldn't bother to report the issue. You need to fix the issues that cause people to just give up and go elsewhere - the issues that don't get opened!