And if you feel like adapting Thunderbird to your personal preferences, there’s a button for Settings, too! New Import / Export Wizard: Move Data With Ease Thunderbird 102’s Import / Export Wizard (shown here on Linux) Thunderbird now features a central Spaces Toolbar for fast and easy access to your most important activities inside the application: With a single click, you can navigate between Mail, Address Book, Calendar, Tasks, Chat, and your installed add-ons. Finally, the new Address Book acts as a one-stop launchpad for messaging or event creation with each of your contacts. If your app (like Google Contacts) or device (like an Android smartphone) can export existing contacts to vCard format, Thunderbird can effortlessly import them. It’s also compatible with vCard specs, the industry standard for saving contacts. The redesigned Address Book delivers a clean visual presentation and several new information fields to help you better understand who you’re communicating with.

One of Thunderbird 102’s headlining features is the new Address Book, which represents the first of many steps towards a new, modernized direction for Thunderbird’s UX/UI. New Contact layout in Thunderbird 102 Basic contact view in dark/light modes (Shown here on Linux) That’s why Thunderbird 102 gives you one of the best tools to better track and interact with all the important people in your life. You don’t communicate with contacts, you communicate with people. NEW ADDRESS BOOK: YOUR CONTACTS GET A SERIOUS UPGRADE IN THUNDERBIRD 102 Let’s talk about some of the best new features in Thunderbird 102. (Using Thunderbird 91 and don’t need an immediate upgrade? Your client should automatically update within the next few weeks as we gradually roll it out.)

Thunderbird 102 is available to download right now for our global community of 20M+ Linux, macOS, and Windows users.

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