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Yes, the v102 upgrade was a nightmare for many users. I actually had an exchange about that with the person behind Thunderbird's Twitter account after their ann
by p4bl0 4y ago
Yes, the v102 upgrade was a nightmare for many users. I actually had an exchange about that with the person behind Thunderbird's Twitter account after their announcement of Supernova:
> Neat. Please do test this thoroughly before release to avoid the v102 fiasco :). It made things difficult for both users and evangelists who take time to help others in using Thunderbird. [1]
> We hear you. Which is why we're doing this for Supernova: [2]
>> In the roadmap for Thunderbird Supernova (v. 115) you'll notice our goal is to complete most features by Q4 2022. That's because we're entering"feature-freeze" by end of 2022, then spending several months on polish. We want it to exceed your expectations!
[1] https://twitter.com/p4bl0/status/1590400298517864448 https://twitter.com/p4bl0/status/1590400298517864448
[2] https://twitter.com/mozthunderbird/status/1590402413155844097 https://twitter.com/mozthunderbird/status/159040241315584409...
- rhaway84773 4y agoWho would have thought civil exchanges about an issue was possible on the internet. And that too on Twitter! Well done to you and the Thunderbird Twitter manager, along with the Thunderbird team that took action on trying to rectify the mistakes they made with their past release.