> Thunderbird is a fantastic email client, Yes, but for me it's more than a client. It's what the "cloud" future should look like everywhere. If someone prov

> Thunderbird is a fantastic email client, Yes, but for me it's more than a client. It's what the "cloud" future should look like everywhere. If someone provided replicated imap stores, or even better Thunderbird supported replicating the imap store to a one or more encrypted backups, it would be heaven. Access is fast because it's cached locally, but available everywhere and safe from things like "Google locks you out of your account" because it's the cloud. Thunderbird could do it now with email, calendar and notes. If we could extend that to a password store (like bitwarden), and document store (like Google docs), and a file store (like dropbox), we would be there in the open source world. It's a dream of mine.