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Review of Thunderbird 2.0 Beta
If you use Thunderbird, you might want to take a look at a recent review of the current 2.0 Beta. Designed to be a Web 2.0 client, the featureset is fairly rich and gives you pretty much everything you could demand out of a typical mail client. The verdict so far seems to be that not a whole lot has changed from 1.5, and there were some complaints that have stuck around, such as Thunderbird defaulting to using a single SMTP server even if you define multiple accounts. Regardless, it's a thourough review for a good email client, and worth taking a look at. You can download Thunderbird and its beta releases at Mozilla's site.
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TimeParadoX on December 20, 2006 11:23 PM |
Is it a public beta or is it only for selected people? |
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ThomasNews on December 24, 2006 5:29 AM |
Public Beta's available. Check out the partial changelog here (Though I say partial, it still lists 267 changes [link] Tabbed interface remains illusive... [link] They've the roadmap up here though if anyone's interested; [link] I'd imagine it's primarily a case of attracting more developers to work on Thunderbird. The Firefox 2.0.0.1 update alone provides 183 fixes... |
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