Mozilla Foundation, known for Firefox, one of the most popular browsers in the world, brought its 20-year-old e-mail application to the Android platform. Mozilla Thunderbird, which was opened to beta testing for Android users in recent months, has exited beta testing and is available for download to all users.Thunderbird is now available for Android users
Thunderbird, which has been accessible on Linux, Windows and macOS platforms for many years; It managed to become a popular application with its e-mail, news group, RSS and chat client features. The application, which is open source and known for its security features, is also available for Android users.
Thunderbird’s Android application, which was available for download for some users last month, was recently opened to all users. The application, which can be downloaded from the Play Store and Github platforms, does not include any advertisements, but the Mozilla Foundation encourages donations for the application. The application supports IMAP and POP3 protocols, thus supporting popular e-mail services such as Yahoo, Gmail, iCloud and Outlook. You can access the Android version of Mozilla Thunderbird here.
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