>That's why Thundermail, among a host of other services, was born. Thunderbird wants to offer a complete alternative that is "100% open source" and "freedom-respecting."

>Starting with Thundermail, we don't have much details, and the official website is barebones, but the general idea is to provide email accounts to Thunderbird users (probably @thundermail.com).

>For now, Thundermail is experimental and powered by Stalwart Mail Server, an open-source, all-in-one email server written in Rust, supporting protocols like JMAP, IMAP4, POP3, and SMTP.

>According to Sipes, if the Thundermail project takes off with a strong user base, it will offer free tiers with limitations, with users having to pay to access more features like higher storage options.

https://www.neowin.net/news/icymi-mozilla-is-looking-to-challenge-gmail-with-thundermail/

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