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hutcheon
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Status: In development

I'd like to be able to keep the thunderbird settings, layouts, etc in sync across multiple systems (and ideally, mobile).

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Status changed to: Closed
wsmwk
Thunderbird Team
Thunderbird Team

This is planned as part of the effort described at https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/firefox-sync-for-thunderbird/idi-p/28971.  Please vote for that idea.

stephan1827
New member

Is there a roadmap fot this?

rains
New member

yes, me too, really looking forward to this, got any updates, we can hang on?
thanks mozilla devs, been a fav for ever

Tingler
Strollin' around

Will the sync contain list of running filters?

Will these filters then run also in the mobile version (when it will eventually get firefox sync too)?

Ford_Prefect
Making moves

Is there any progress on this feature?

This would be so lovely and need, and a mager benefit for most users.

Aliza
Making moves

In particular I'm curious which of the following will be synced: tasks, contacts, events.

JSeb
Strollin' around

Add Firefox Sync to Thunderbird for parameters, exceptions, and maybe more

It could be great to have the opportunity to sync all Thunderbird's stuff possible using my Firefox Sync account.

Jon
Community Manager
Community Manager

(Note: similar ideas have been merged into this thread)

-G-
Making moves

Yes, I really waiting for this ! Run thunderbird on different PC and find back my config, tags, folders, adress book, add-on, signatures... It would ne great !

middle_pickup
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Full user sync is the only thing missing from Thunderbird for me. I use multiple computers, and find myself reinstalling my OS and apps frequently to test different Linux distros. Having the capability to sign in to my Thunderbird account to import all of my settings, and accounts would be a game changer. I could foresee this being a potential security issue, but assuming it can be done safely the benefits are obvious. Having this same functionality in Firefox is one of the major reasons I continue to use Firefox as my daily driver.