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|Feature non-goals=* Turn Thunderbird into an IM client for people who don't want to use it for their emails. | |Feature non-goals=* Turn Thunderbird into an IM client for people who don't want to use it for their emails. | ||
* Support as many IM protocols as possible: For a first version with IM features included, we want to focus first on a good UI integration between email and IM features. Support for more protocols can come later. | * Support as many IM protocols as possible: For a first version with IM features included, we want to focus first on a good UI integration between email and IM features. Support for more protocols can come later. | ||
|Feature functional spec=IM networks/protocol support | |Feature functional spec=(at this point the content of this section is a draft, still open to discussion) | ||
IM networks/protocol support | |||
* Thunderbird will support by default only a few IM protocols | * Thunderbird will support by default only a few IM protocols | ||
** XMPP is a good first candidate: | ** XMPP is a good first candidate: | ||
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* Stored conversations should be indexed in a way that makes searching both the email and IM archives at once efficient. | * Stored conversations should be indexed in a way that makes searching both the email and IM archives at once efficient. | ||
* The search results should show IMs alongside emails. | * The search results should show IMs alongside emails. | ||
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