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Quality Assurance (QA) is a big space, so there There are many ways you can help. Even if you have no experience, '''you''' can help make Thunderbird better. Jump in, and you too can feel have the satisfaction that you have contributed to improving the next release of Thunderbird.

There Below are Three Areas where just a couple ways you can contribute to the Quality of Thunderbird. They are quickly briefly explained below, each of them having a specific page with more details.

This activity is simple , takes the least amount of time, and doesn't require any special skill. You just need to not be afraid of your computer and have a bit of time to spend on the testing activities.

The bug database aka [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org bugzilla] is the tool used by developers to track defects in the product. The database is open to anyone who wants to let help developers know about issues with Thunderbird.

Work in this area is based on understanding requires having some experience just using Thunderbird (a few months at least), and the productability to determine, the protocolsthrough a user's written problem report, and what users are the user might be seeing. No You don't need to be too have great technical - but it does skill. It just takes a little time to get acquainted with how things work, so this activity is more time consuming than testingoperate in bugzilla.

If you want to know more, just get in touch [http://www.mibbit.com/chat/?server=irc.mozilla.org&channel=%23tb-qa get in touch with uson IRC] ^{[[#number1|1]]} and ask us all sorts of questions. Bear in mind that we might take a few minutes to answer - so please be patient.