Do you have the i18n plan?
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Great,and do you have i18n needs?I want to help the translation.
Great !! Very good job !! Thanks very much !!
Is it possible to download .hpkg ? Will they be available in HaikuDepot or LOTE/Haikuware ?
Congrats !
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Iām working on it. Right now Iām preparing patches and making recipes for haikuports. I also need to prepare binary builds because our builder canāt build such big projects.
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This build so far has been extremely stable and so far I havenāt had a single crash yet while browsing with it. Thank you @3dEyes
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I will publish LibreWolf in a few hours, the patches, recipe and binary archive are already prepared. But what to do with ThunderBird? We canāt use the given application name. Back when Debian had Iceweasel, the name Icedove was used as a mail client fork. Does it make sense to use it?
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Maybe add a seperate topic for ThunderBird? I guess there will a some variables around (not looked around myself there).
PS, thanks on the update! Looking forward on giving LibreWolf a try on Haiku, already switched to that on Windows. 
EDIT: typing from LibreWolf now, thanks!
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That should be fine to use aswell
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If tracking is also the problem here, as alternative, you could call it stool pigeon and have an icon with coconuts . It would work well for 80ās nostalgics fans of Kid Creole 
IceDove sounds like IceDoof in Germanā¦ FrozenStupid!
Why not name it IceMail?
Ich kann es gerne auf Deutsch als EisTaube Ć¼bersetzenā¦ : )
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No, you donāt get the point! FrozenDeaf!
Maybe Ā« IceBird Ā» to remember both Iceweasel and Thunderbird ?
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I only mentioned IceDove above for the reason that this name has been used before in Debian similarly to Iceweasel. I donāt like both names, to be honest, but KENZ chose Iceweasel, so be it. If I were deciding on a name, I would call the browser FoxPositive and the mail client StormBird.
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Sure, but the english name is not the same as the german one.