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Thunderbird mobile app for Android - feedback version 14

valentin234 — Sun, 21 Dec 2025 13:41:20 GMT

Thank you for improving Thunderbird for Android.

I use 5 user accounts and, after the recent update to version 14, my first impresion was "now i will have to do more taps(clicks)" to manage my accounts.

From "unnified account" now i "see" inbox and i have to "tap" to see all accounts (one unneccessary tap), then enter to "sent" or other folders.

The same when changing from one account to another (one extra "tap").

Previous setup was ok (displayed all accounts in the menu).

It is the same for you?

What do you think?

Re: Thunderbird mobile app for Android - feedback version 14

wsm — Sun, 21 Dec 2025 13:37:06 GMT

FWIW, this area is still evolving.

Re: Thunderbird mobile app for Android - feedback version 14

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Re: Thunderbird mobile app for Android - feedback version 14

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Re: Thunderbird mobile app for Android - feedback version 14

hacklschorsch — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 16:01:42 GMT

I second this observation. Coming from Outlook app where you have a second sidebar of all accounts it is pretty painful. The entire space is empty. At least automatically unfold the selection, no need to collapse it.

Re: Thunderbird mobile app for Android - feedback version 14

Jackwilson1316 — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 12:15:14 GMT

I agree—version 14 of Thunderbird for Android does seem to add extra taps, which can slow things down when managing multiple accounts. The previous layout felt more efficient. Maybe the redesign aimed for clarity, but usability took a small hit. It’s the kind of change that makes you calculate the age of older versions and miss how simple they were.