Well its becoming web based right now. Its why I like it. As to a full web application, unsure, I still use xbox insider legacy though I may have to opt out of xbox insider and then clear the xbox

Hello Lauren, Try this direct link to a podcast file. Just paste this link into your browser's address bar, and actually it should start

On Mon, Feb 8, 2021 at 11:12 AM, Rosemarie Chavarria wrote: For me, it was much easier to use an email client rather than web-based email.- Which could change. I doubt that Thunderbird is going to

Hello everyone, Two add-on updates are available (you can check for these updates through one of these): Add-on Updater 21.02.1: this release lays the foundation to support future NVDA

Amen, Brian. It’s better to wait for a stable release than to rush it and have problems with it. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

As already stated, we'll see. I'd rather it would have been electron, as I kind of am used to the chromium-based way of doing my tasks, but we'll see in a few months time. I'm still using 78, as it

I’ll be using the mail app now. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I decided to switch to the mail app. Thunderbird did work well with NVDA. For me, it was much easier to use an email client rather than web-based email. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Well, most email can be done via the web anyway. I agree that Thunderbird is more efficient, but I didn't start using it until 2017. I used web-based interfaces from 2003 until then.

Why not wait and see how things turn out?

Guess I'll be looking for another email program soon.  Too bad as Thunderbird has worked great with nvda for many years. Roger

On Mon, Feb 8, 2021 at 09:45 AM, zvonimir stanečić, 9a5dsz wrote: You need to have the newest versions nowadays, because of the security.- I'd say that this is now the first and foremost reason to

True, and that is one reason why I eventually left Eudora.

On Mon, Feb 8, 2021 at 05:35 AM, Quentin Christensen wrote: we'd alway rather push back a release and put out something which is stable, than push out something just to meet an arbitrary deadline.- A

You need to have the newest versions nowadays, because of the security.

Another thought: Why does anyone need to use the very latest version of Thunderbird, if an older one still works just fine? This is a ridiculous example, but I held on to Eudora 7 for almost a

On Mon, Feb 8, 2021 at 05:37 AM, Christian Schoepplein wrote: I wonder what that means regarding to accessibility in Thunderbird- I can't imagine why, given Mozilla's track record, that anything they

You said: "I fear they do not care much about accessibility," By "they" I assume you mean Mozilla. Since I'm able to use both their browser and their email client successfully, I'd say they are at

Hi, Am 08.02.2021 um 11:37 schrieb Christian Schoepplein: Sorry, that information was not corect. Thunderbird will be based more and more on ES6-javascript/HTML5. No idea if that makes things better

Hello. My name is Lauren. I am interested in the Tech VB podcast with the interview. I tried to get into the site where the podcast is and there is a problem with my firewall and it is blocked. Is