– Google Keep (I use it to sync notes between Thunderbird and my smartphone)
– Address book (courtesy of the AddressBookTab add-on) I usually have at least five open tabs on TB: I currently have 60 (sixty!) active add-ons installed on it, too. I wouldn’t be able to do all that I do with my emails with any other email program. It’s far from perfect, that’s for sure, but it’s still the best. It took me a long time to configure it like I wanted, but now it’s working great. Thunderbird is also my email program of choice. Still, Thunderbird is one of the best freeware e-mail clients.
#THUNDERBIRD FOR MAC 2017 PASSWORD#
I know that can be protected by a master password for the application, but I find it bothersome to have to protect each application that stores passwords with a master password (Firefox is another one).
Another thing is that the passwords for your account can be read quite easily by others. It can be done (look at the Thunderbird based Postbox e-mail client). Since 2003 users are asking Thunderbird to change this, but they won’t listen. It just doesn’t fit in the vertical layout. Generally Thunderbird works OK for me, but for a few things: When using the vertical layout, the message list pane uses columns instead of a two row message listing, which to me is a real nuisance. I don’t like opening each e-mail/feed in a new tab, so I use the option to open each item in an existing tab. Whenever I open Thunderbird there are always two tabs open, one for e-mail/feeds and one for Lightning. I’m working with Thunderbird using it for e-mail/feeds and the Lightning calendar.
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