Archive for October, 2009

Announcing Raindrop

I’m thrilled to announce that we launched Raindrop today.  Raindrop is Mozilla Messaging’s experiment in messaging on the open web, hosted by Mozilla Labs.  You should definitely go over to the introductory post, and check out the first few pages we’ve put up describing the goal of the project, how we’ve built it so far, [...]

Lightning Update

A week full of announcements: I’ve been so busy working on the Thunderbird 3 release that I forgot to blog about this new development:  I’m pleased to announce that Mozilla Messaging has engaged Philipp Kewisch, lead of the Calendar project, to help drive the release of a version of the popular Lightning calendar add-on.  The [...]

An update on Thunderbird’s support plan, Get Satisfaction and SUMO

Since my last blog post about a position being available for support, I’m pleased to announce (belatedly) that we’ve hired Roland Tanglao to lead Mozilla Messaging support. It’s not obvious being the only person on staff supporting millions of users around the world!  In order to learn how Thunderbird support is currently happening, he’s been [...]

An update on Thunderbird's support plan, Get Satisfaction and SUMO

Since my last blog post about a position being available for support, I’m pleased to announce (belatedly) that we’ve hired Roland Tanglao to lead Mozilla Messaging support. It’s not obvious being the only person on staff supporting millions of users around the world!  In order to learn how Thunderbird support is currently happening, he’s been [...]