Thunderbird 1.0

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This is actually old news at this point, but the Mozilla Thunderbird mail/news/rss reader has reached version 1.0. There haven’t been any earth-shattering changes since I discussed version 0.8 back in September. There’s Global Inbox, Message Grouping, Saved Search Folders, and other minor enhancements and bug fixes.

But there’s still no import/export of OPML files for the RSS aggregation. Like many geeks, I use an RSS aggregator to track dozens (if not hundreds) of sites for updated content. I rely on this so that I can quickly scan a veritable sea of headlines and quickly focus in on the ones that are of interest at any given time. Without the ability to import my list of feeds, setting them up in Thunderbird becomes a time-wasting chore. Can’t somebody out there please find a way to import feeds?!?

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Thunderbird 1.0

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3 Comments

  1. Hal halr9000.com
    Posted December 14, 2004 at 4:32 pm | Permalink

    I’m too much of an Outlook junkie. But I keep trying tb, I have high hopes for it. Tb 1.0 isn’t nearly as polished as FF 1.0 was. And I totally agree on the OPML thing. What I think would be cool is a Bloglines web service sync thingy.

  2. Phil Wilson philwilson.org
    Posted December 25, 2004 at 12:07 pm | Permalink

    Kevin Hemenway worked on the export a few weeks ago in http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/6038 but there’s still no import AFAIK.

  3. Dougal Campbell dougal.gunters.org
    Posted December 27, 2004 at 11:36 am | Permalink

    Yeah, I had found that. It’s useful for at least being able to do a crude export, but we need some way to import. I’ve even start doing research on how to write extensions, and tracked down some of the Thunderbird API hooks, but I’m still pretty much in the dark on exactly what I need to do, and I really don’t have the time to work on it…

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  1. By LazyWeb on December 18, 2004 at 3:29 pm

    old news at this point, but the Mozilla Thunderbird mail/news/rss reader has reached version 1.0. There haven’t been any earth-shattering changes since I discussed version 0.8 back in September. There’s Global Inbox, Message Grouping… Visit geek ramblings to lend your wisdom, or you can comment here. VoidStar asks the Lazyweb, I’d like to see the new MSN Deskbar search integrated into Firefox as a search plugin. Lazyweb should be redundant here as I

  2. By waterfly - Weblog @ myblog.de on December 16, 2004 at 6:15 am

    old news at this point, but the Mozilla Thunderbird mail/news/rss reader has reached version 1.0. There haven’t been any earth-shattering changes since I discussed version 0.8 back in September. There’s Global Inbox, Message Grouping… Visit geek ramblings to lend your wisdom, or you can comment here. VoidStar asks the Lazyweb, I’d like to see the new MSN Deskbar search integrated into Firefox as a search plugin. Lazyweb should be redundant here as I

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