Thunderbird is a powerful tool to manage your email. This program focuses on spam, ad and virus protection, thus improving your account's security and troubleshooting security issues common in other well-known mail clients.
Some advantages of using Thunderbird as your email client are related to security: the tool uses smart spam filters to prevent spam and ad scams.
Thunderbird is an agile and quick tool that supports IMAP and POP protocols, HTML mail format, tags, quick searches, address books, return receipt, advance email filters, filling LDAP addresses, import tools, powerful searches, news, and the possibility of managing more than one email account.
Aside from updating its interface, the latest Thunderbird versions allow you to group email messages using tags, search within the email's body text, scroll through messages using the forward and rewind controls, access an advanced view of the folders, etc.
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Best email client for many years. I love the ability to integrate iCal and CalDav. However, I can't get along with the latest version (115.x ?). The chemistry just isn't right between us. A downgrade ...See more
Simply put: Great and indispensable. In use for years, sync, calendar, tasks - everything is fine. And this on several computers, mobile phones, tablets. Well - with updates to the respective OS's, th...See more
Worsened a lot. Before, I could send PECs of even 100 MB; today I couldn't send one of 40 MB. The calendar does not sync with other calendars (Samsung, Calendar), but this was already an issue with pr...See more
Version 5.0 is excellent; they have incorporated some aspects that were truly needed through the add-ons, such as the calendar, an excellent chat option with contacts, a great browser that integrates ...See more
It's effective, but somewhat heavy for my taste, as I don't usually use email much and find it to have too many options for me.
One of the best email clients that supports multiple accounts. Currently, it is very similar to Eudora 8.0.01b, which is now managed by the Mozilla Foundation; just choose it.