Mozilla's fiscal sponsorship of Thunderbird continued during last year's review, while the Thunderbird project kicked off a fund-raising campaign that delivered a strong enough revenue steam to migrate from Mozilla's infrastructure as well as hire staff, according to Philipp Kewisch, a member of the Thunderbird Council. Still, until Thunderbird could feasibly separate, Mozilla agreed to help the project accept donations and distribute funds as a fiscal sponsor. The separation plan was announced amid Mozilla's now-dead plan for Firefox OS to do for mobile what Firefox did for the web in offering an alternative to Android and iOS. She didn't believe Thunderbird had the "industry-wide impact" that Firefox can have. Mozilla Corporation and Mozilla Foundation executive chairwoman Mitchell Baker in late 2015 flagged the organization's desire to "disentangle" Thunderbird's and Mozilla's shared infrastructure. This week's decision follows a review last year that explored new homes for Thunderbird at the Software Freedom Conservancy or the Document Foundation, the developers of LibreOffice, as well as a third option to establish an independent Thunderbird Foundation. Mozilla stopped throwing resources at the project in 2012, by which time most people had opted for web mail. However, the email client, which is tied to Mozilla's Gecko engine, still has 25 million users. The 13-year-old Thunderbird never got close to Firefox's popularity.
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