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Are there any plans to make Thunderbird compatible with Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13?

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Are there any plans to incorporate Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 Natural Language Commands with Full Text Control (Select-and-Say) into future versions of Thunderbird? Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 had some limited Select-and-Say text control but now with the new version 13 there is no easy way to facilitate corrections in Thunderbird. Since voice recognition software is becoming more universal, it seems appropriate that Mozilla would incorporate accommodations for Nuance's ubiquitous voice recognition program.

Are there any plans to incorporate Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 Natural Language Commands with Full Text Control (Select-and-Say) into future versions of Thunderbird? Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 had some limited Select-and-Say text control but now with the new version 13 there is no easy way to facilitate corrections in Thunderbird. Since voice recognition software is becoming more universal, it seems appropriate that Mozilla would incorporate accommodations for Nuance's ubiquitous voice recognition program.

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Possibly not. You might want to file an enhancement bug. But don't hold your breath. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/