Lomail
Lomail is a lightweight, open-source email client designed for simplicity and efficiency. Developed as a fork of the discontinued Thunderbird email client, Lomail aims to provide a minimalist interface while maintaining core email functionalities. It is built using the same codebase as Thunderbird but with a focus on reducing unnecessary features to enhance performance and usability.
The project was initiated in 2018 by a group of developers seeking to preserve the Thunderbird experience
Lomail is distributed under the Mozilla Public License (MPL), making it freely available for personal and commercial
Key features of Lomail include a clean, distraction-free interface, fast performance, and support for encryption via
Lomail continues to evolve, with regular updates addressing bugs and improving compatibility. It serves as an