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I'd request to have time and date shown on each email opened without the need to either click on sender nor the need of opening the header to read through ugly code. I think there is space to implement this without doubt, it's just too important to hide it. Other requests on k9 page (page recommended to check here): https://forum.k9mail.app/t/display-time-and-date-of-message/6196 Couldn't find similiar posting through search function.   ... View more

Native Huawei Email app has an option to show only unread emails from both unified inbox and all subfolders. You can access it by long pressing an app icon and it will show any unread email in whole mailbox(es). When you read email and go back, particular email will not be shown anymore. It would be great if you can add this feature in Thunderbird Android too, it's useful if you have a lot of subfolders with mailbox rules. ... View more

Thunderbird Android supports email encryption and signing using OpenPGP. I would like to add support for S/MIME. Our company Ciphermail (www.ciphermail.com) provides an open source email encryption server product. We also have Ciphermail Android, a free app for encrypting and signing email. Our proposal is to convert this app to a companion app to Thunderbird, as a plugin, in much the same way that Thunderbird Android now supports OpenPGP. We would make our app open source. ... View more

After using AquaMail for years, I found out that there exists also Thunderbird for Android. Fantastic, I thougt, because I've been using Thunderbird Desktop for years. Great (and a clear advantage to AquaMail) is the representation of the folders and sub-folders But what a disappointment: no possibility for Rich-text-Format (Bold, Italic, Colors,  ...). Is there a chance that you will implement this?  Regards  Peter ... View more

It would be great if Thunderbird mobile supports calendars like the desktop applications supports calendars.  ... View more

Hi there! I suggest to add the option to set CC and BCC separately/additionally for each identity on Thunderbird for Android. Reasons: 1. Compliance and archiving obligations Certain professions (legal, finance, healthcare) are required to archive outbound communications, typically via BCC to a dedicated archive address. This obligation is identity-specific — the private address is unaffected, the professional one is not. Setting BCC manually on every message is error-prone and unreliable in practice. 2. Team mailboxes and role-address routing When sending from a role address (e.g. orders@, support@), users frequently need to CC or BCC a shared team mailbox or ticketing system. This is structurally tied to the identity, not to individual messages. 3. Per-account self-BCC Many users maintain a manual sent archive in a second account (e.g. a local IMAP mailbox). Which address receives the BCC depends directly on the sending identity — a single global setting cannot cover this. 4. Error prevention in multi-identity workflows Without per-identity defaults, the user must manually check and set CC/BCC on every message. With three or more identities carrying different requirements, this is systematic cognitive overhead that reliably produces mistakes — missed copies, wrong CC on the wrong identity. 5. Consistency with the existing identity model Thunderbird already models identities as first-class configuration units with signature, reply-to address, and display name. CC/BCC defaults are conceptually equivalent — their absence is this rather an inconsistency in the existing model. The option to define various identities is a great feature and a "selling point". It is a distinctive option, which moved me from inbuilt Samsung e-mail client to Thunderbird on my Android mobile. I'm using Thunderbird 19.2 for Android app. At work I have one Public and internal identity each one will BCC different addresses. Regards. ... View more

Currently, you can set the theme (dar/light/system) in Thunderbird for Mobile. Yet, regardless of the choice, the widget is always in light theme. It should adjust to the theme setting as the rest of the app. ... View more

I would like better control over notifications at the account level. Right now you can already disable notifications for selected hours globally, but I would like the ability to control that for a specific account. My use case is that I have recently added a work email to my accounts, and I would like to be notified about emails in that specific account only during working hours. ... View more

Just like desktop thunderbird has support for LDAP lookup, it would be good to have the same in TB for Android.  ... View more

Hi, I like using thunderbird for android but with some wearable devices (smarwatch) notification grouping prevents me from knowing what the new email is about because the notification will just say "5 notifications" or something like that. Could we add an option to prevent notification grouping? (pass like tasks . org already can do this) Thanks. ... View more

When searching for "mail" in an android launcher, thunderbird doesn't show up. Maybe renaming the app "Thunderbird Mail" could help. I don't know if android uses a system of keywords that could be added to make search easier, but if I search "Weather" the app "Breezy Weather" comes up, but appears to be called "Météo" on my home screen. ... View more

Instead of shoving so called AI tools in Firefox, I would love a feature that can detect AI content, whether in text or in media (audio, image, video). Right click a text selection, an image or a video and select "Is it AI?". A popup appears and gives an answer. You could also add this feature to Thunderbird. ... View more

Requesting a critical enhancement for Thunderbird for Android: the ability to assign independent Outgoing SMTP servers to specific identities under a single account profile.   The Android app currently allows users to manage multiple email aliases via "Manage Identities". However, unlike the desktop version, it forces all identities within a profile to share a single global SMTP configuration. When utilizing external aliases (such as @Gmail.com or @Icloud.com hosted/nested under a custom domain profile), this restriction causes immediate delivery failures due to what I assume are strict server-side anti-spoofing protocols.   Since the infrastructure for managing multiple identities and SMTP profiles already exists in the app, allowing them to be linked at the identity level is a logical next step. Alternatively, implementing Sender-Dependent SMTP Routing would achieve the same result by dynamically mapping the outgoing mail server to the selected "From" address.   Enabling this capability would bridge a major functional gap between the desktop and mobile applications, providing a truly seamless multi-identity workflow. ... View more

Hi! I use Thunderbird for android (via K-9 mail) with multiple mail accounts. It would be very handy to have a simple gesture to change from one account to another when on the inbox page. Maybe via a left-right swipe on the top bar saying "Inbox"?   ... View more

When using Unified Inbox, the Message List does not indicate which email account. Some sort of color indication could show which email account the message is from.  Blue Mail Android does this very well and give the user to pick a color for each email account. Please add account indicator in Message List when using unified inbox. Thank you ... View more

Would it be possible to implement the automatic email filtering function, which allows emails to be redirected to a folder (a feature already present in the PC version)? ... View more

Please add the ability to see tags on emails, add/remove them, and add tags to the side bar with folders. Would like similar abilities for tags as the desktop application! Thanks!   ... View more

It woukd be nice if there were a way to translate email on the #Thunderbird Android client. This could probably be achieved through some plugin where the user woukd install the language packs locally. ... View more

Need the ability to add a local folder to save emails that I don't want accidentally deleted from the Unified Inbox. I do not use IMAP because I just want a local copy that I can delete without the deletion syncing to the server. On my phone I only keep a few important emails, while I use my desktop to keep and manage all others. Do not want the phone deletion to remove an email from the server before it can be saved to my PC. The local folder would be even better than starring emails to keep the important ones until I don't need them anymore. Also, the ability to move select trash emails to that folder, in case I accidentally deleted an important one, it can be recovered. This local folder does not have to sync to anything else, just a means of organizing locally. ... View more