Mozilla announced that it will start a major renovation project to the email client Thunderbird in July.

CTOnews.com February 10 news, Mozilla issued a press release today, saying that it will start a major renovation project for the e-mail client Thunderbird starting in July this year.

The development of Thunderbird has been developed and maintained by MZLA Technologies, a subsidiary of Mozilla, since the beginning of 2020. The company has also outsourced some maintenance and development work to other developers over the past three years.

CTOnews.com translated Mozilla part of the blog as follows:

We plan to enable a new look and interactive experience in version 115, which will be released in July, with the aim of providing "new" users with a simple and clean interface and more customizable options through a flexible and adaptable interface. to allow regular users to maintain the familiarity they like.

The team developed a roadmap that will include UI and UX improvements over the next two years. In addition, efforts are under way to replace the old code in Thunderbird, as well as better ancillary options, and to keep up with competitors.

The team's goal is to start releasing new versions every month after three years of getting back on track.