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I have been a thunderbird user for more than 8 years. Thunderbird hasn't had any major, game changing updates.

What do people use now?

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I'm not aware of any apps other than Microsoft mail or whatever they call it, but I use gmail for my email needs.

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I used to run Outlook Express... 

But later due to work and OE not developed further I switched to the Office Outllook... currently the 2010 edition... thinking about updating.

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1 hour ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

I'm not aware of any apps other than Microsoft mail or whatever they call it, but I use gmail for my email needs.

Thunderbird was created by mozilla and is very useful for managing multiple email accounts within a program. I have been using it for 8 years.

 

But Mozilla only provides security support and is no longer in development for new features. I want to look into something that gets sweet updates frequently.

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Are you missing something? I also use Thunderbird and have also used it for long time. Over 8 years, I think. Calendar feature was added to it just recently, and I don't know what else you'd want to get. I admit I don't get people who constantly need new features from their software. If it does what you need, what more there is? Windows Mail and Outlook are only ones I've tried/used besides Thunderbird and I like them less. Mainly because customization is more or less missing.

 

11 hours ago, win10user10 said:

gmail

 

why not use gmail

 

Gmail is provider. They don't have desktop apps. Only mobile.

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any common reasons why most ppl would neeed a desktop software tho?

 

gmail works everywhere

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19 hours ago, win10user10 said:

any common reasons why most ppl would neeed a desktop software tho?

 

gmail works everywhere

notifications For one it's one tab less. Better integration with desktop notifications. More than just email.

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gmail does all that

 

+ other things

 

trivial things

 

no need and no good reasons for desktop email ever

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