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Why use Thunderbird?
- Free and open source: unlike many messaging applications, Thunderbird is totally free. However, you can support the developer community by sending them a donation.
- Intuitive Interface and easy to learn: Thunderbird's configuration is, for the most part, straightforward, so you don't have to worry about it.
- Suitable for several types of e-mail: whether Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook or even business e-mails associated with a domain name, this mailbox is highly versatile.
- Multi-account: Thunderbird lets you connect to several e-mail accounts at once, making it easy to access all your messages.
- High-performance features and scalability: by default, Thunderbird offers a wide range of features for managing your e-mail accounts and events calendar. However, it also lets you add further options thanks to the many extensions available.
- Multi-platform: Thunderbird is available on a variety of devices (Android, Windows, Linux, macOS), giving you easy access to your e-mails.
- Security: Thunderbird is a highly secure application, allowing you to benefit from end-to-end encryption based on RSA or ECC (Elliptic Curve) to guarantee the confidentiality of your data.
Download and installation
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Installation
- Standard: allows direct installation without prior configuration.
- Custom: lets you choose the installation folder and whether or not to create desktop shortcuts.
Discover Thunderbird
Connection to additional accounts
Change theme
Install additional plugins or themes
Configuring end-to-end encryption
Author
This tutorial has been written by Olaniran
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Credits
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