Feb 24 2012
Plug-ins, plug-ins, plug-ins… They are one of the best things an app can have. Ever expanding the abilities of an app to do things that the original authors perhaps not have thought of. Now in the world of e-mail clients, Thunderbird rules, in terms of being an e-mail client and having plug-ins. The updates for …
Sep 08 2011
One of the most attractive things about Thunderbird is the extensions that can be loaded to expand it’s ability to gain something that the base application doesn’t have innately. I believe everyone has had a need to be able to right-click and say remind me about this later. It seems like such an obvious thing …
Dec 17 2010
Mozilla Thunderbird is still the most popular eMail client on the Internet; mostly because of the plug-ins you can use with it to build and customize the application to specifically how you want it to function. I’ve compiled a list of plug-ins for Thunderbird that makes it a very productive eMail client. With plug-ins like …
Mar 12 2010
Mozilla Thunderbird is not one of the applications that I would consider outstanding from a vanilla installation. What make Thunderbird exceptional is its ability to have extensions; to make the program be more than what it is. To have functions that it wouldn’t normally have… This is where you can think of third-party providers for …
Jan 06 2010
For Thunderbird I won’t say I’m resisting the web based email websites like Google, but I like to say I still prefer the local email client; having my information on my own PC. And having a feature rich client for email is just so much fun. It’s a lot more interesting than what you can …
Jun 03 2009
Mozilla Thunderbird 3 [shredder] is still in Beta. I download the beta yesterday and I just am not impressed with anything they’re pumping out. They’re making a lot of corrections and the bugs they’ve corrected is extensive, but where’s the functionality? A lot of users are loyal to Thunderbird and 3 years ago it was …
Nov 07 2008
In the business world of a everyday sucky tasks and ta-do’s, it’s really hard to keep track of everything, and its even worse even you don’t have the right tools. If you’ve ever tried to open a can of chili with a dull spoon; these are the tools of the cubical-land office I’m talking about. …
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