Thunderbird

Thunderbird

Thunderbird

22 Reviews and Ratings

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
Thunderbird	Score 8.3 out of 10	N/A	Thunderbird is an open-source email management application from MZLA Technologies Corporation, a subsidiary of Mozilla.	N/A

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Thunderbird

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Yes
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No

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	Thunderbird
Considered Both Products	Thunderbird Osvaldo Borghese Project Manager Chose Thunderbird Thunderbird is quite similar to Gmail, in many aspects, especially graphically. Both do the same job in a good way. I can tell that we use Thunderbird for years already, and in general we are pretty satisfied, so there is no reason to change software to try or evaluate … Helpful? Verified User General Manager Chose Thunderbird We choose Thunderbird since it proved to be sufficient for our needs and is freeware. The choice was also influenced by a contact who is a certified cybercrime investigator Incentivized Helpful?

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User Ratings
	Thunderbird
Likelihood to Recommend	7.7 (3 ratings)

User Testimonials
	Thunderbird
Likelihood to Recommend	Thunderbird I like that it's free, I like that it's open-source, and the fact that it allows IMAP lets me have this on all 3 laptops and it's synced. I would never consider using it as my primary email client, however; just too clunky and can't navigate around fast enough the way I do with Gmail. And not even close to having all the features I'd need that Gmail does: 30 second undo-sending, canned responses, easy-to-create signatures for each email address (I literally toggle over to Gmail, compose a message, and paste my sig into the body of Thunderbird emails, so clunky), all spam ends up in my inbox even after I've marked enough as spam that it should know, email labeling and filtering... Gmail is just way more advanced and feature-ful. But, Thunderbird does beat my ridiculous RoundCube webmail interface! Incentivized Verified User Anonymous Read full review
Pros	Thunderbird Email receiving Email sending Email composition Ability to add calendar and task plugins Incentivized Rene Agredano Advocacy Journalist and Co-Founder Read full review
Cons	Thunderbird definitely needs a mobile /andriod version Incentivized Verified User Anonymous Read full review
Usability	Thunderbird Thunderbird is a software very simple to use, but efficient in every aspect. We don't have a specific need, apart to manage email in both directions, and Thunderbird does it's job in the best way. I would like to see a more friendly interface, with some colours more, to help the sight in the email searching. When we have many of them, sometimes it's difficult to find the one that we need. Osvaldo Borghese Project Manager Read full review
Alternatives Considered	Thunderbird Incentivized Verified User Anonymous Read full review
Return on Investment	Thunderbird Its FREE and donation based. Can't get better than that. I love that we aren't giving away our privacy to Google. And I especially love that it's a grass-rootsy endeavor. Incentivized Rene Agredano Advocacy Journalist and Co-Founder Read full review
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