> My suggestion would be to wait and see. This is what I'm going with. We use Thunderbird for work and as long they don't kill of functionality and disrupt wha

> My suggestion would be to wait and see. This is what I'm going with. We use Thunderbird for work and as long they don't kill of functionality and disrupt what we're doing I don't really care what Thunderbird looks like. I'm a little worried about a bunch of new bugs, especially ones that result in data loss though. As things change I may be pushing back on updates for a while just to make sure things are stable. If things go bad, I'll have to look for forks or set up something else that can reasonably handle IMAP and supports MBOX