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This reddit sub has also been useless, by not reading the question and reposting what the OP has already posted and going on tangents or useless debates about points unrelated to the question. This is a legitimate suspicion and should be addressed publicly, just because Thunderbird is open source does not mean 3rd party non-open-source plugin programs needed to be able to use Thunderbird at all with Outlook services it recommends may be trusted in any way. Finally, one begins to suspect if Thunderbird is recommending these payed third party subscriptions in exchange of not implementing this feature natively for reasons other than objective necessity. Additionally, the plugins they recommend appear to be from unaudited 3rd parties, making the open source nature of Thunderbird pointless in many regards. They should still have some minimal feeling of duty, they are not doing a favor for donators like me by merely existing, and by not addressing critical changes in the email world like this one, they are proving to not be a reliable organization.Īs of today, they have not even implemented Exchange support in Thunderbird natively and tell you to use two payed addons with yearly subscription fees for Office365 emails to even work with their client, therefore making Thunderbird a non-free solution for millions of users, starting tomorrow.

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I don't care if I get downvoted to oblivion, just because it's free and open source, does not mean they don't get donations and pay themselves salaries from that. The Thunderbird team has failed to keep up with this news/change and to notify their users from their site on what must be done to keep using their accounts with their client, and since Godaddy/Microsoft also don't have any guide for Thunderbird, this is absolutely shameful for the Thunderbird team and one has to wonder what they have been up to for 2 weeks. The thing is 13 days ago Godaddy/Microsoft has notified all of their Office365 email users that they are discontinuing IMAP support and that the users have to change to their 'Exchange' protocol. UPDATE: I'm leaving this here in case someone from the actual Thunderbird team will notice it:

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