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Thunderbird is Mozilla's next generation e-mail client. Thunderbird makes emailing safer, faster, and easier than ever before with the industry's best implementations of features such as intelligent spam filters, a built-in spell checker, extension support, and much more.

Smartest Way to Stop Junk Mail
Thunderbird provides the most effective tools for detecting junk mail. Our tools analyze your e-mail and identify those that are most likely to be junk. You can automatically have your junk mail deleted or you can put it in a folder you specify, just in case you like reading junk mail.

Your Mail, Your Way
View your e-mail the way you want it. Access your e-mail with Thunderbird's new three-column view. Customize your toolbar, change its look with themes, and use Mail Views to quickly sort through your e-mail.

Safe and Secure
Thunderbird provides enterprise and government grade security features such as S/MIME, digital signing, message encryption, support for certificates and security devices.

Packed with Features
Thunderbird gives you IMAP/POP support, support for HTML mail, labels, quick search, smart addressbook, return receipts, advanced message filtering, LDAP address completion, import tools, powerful search, and the ability to manage multiple e-mail and newsgroup accounts.

Unlimited Features
Thunderbird lets you add additional features as you need them through extensions. Extensions are a powerful tool to help you build a mail client that meets your specific needs.

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Very lovely. I vote yes to Thunderbird. I also got the tar balls for the linux versions of Thunderbird and Firefox today.

-http://www.11alive.com/news/news_articl ... ryid=59804
- If you are using the new Mozilla Firefox Internet browser, download the new version of the browser to fix a flaw that makes users vulnerable to an online fraud that takes users to fake Web sites.



PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST Identity Theft http://wserver0.prepaidlegal.com/Multis ... storbinsky

Thanx Storb, always better to be safe than sorry

Firefox 1.0.2 now available. Firefox users should upgrade as it includes further security improvements.

I've had some crashing with 1.0.2
It's not bad enough to switch to IE though.
It'd have to reformat my hd or something before I ever switched back to IE. (Maybe 2 reformats, I'd be able to forgive the first one)

I've installed 1.0.2 on two machines with no problems. Does it happen at any particular point? For example, certain websites or starting downloads??? I'd suggest you re-install it.

1.0.2 was a pain - because my system updated itself and installed the new version... to a different directory naturally, first i knew of it was when java applets and flash both stopped working because the plugins where in the wrong place - lol

Oh dear. Sounds like I've had a lucky escape (or two). Anyhoo... back on topic. Thunderbird 1.0.2 is now also available.

Firefox 1.0.3 now available.

I'm using it. It doesn't like my googlebar very much though. Each time I update Firefox, googlebar spazes out. It displays itself twice in the same bar. It also has a screwy context menu. I forget what I have to go through to fix it. Some combo of hiding it, or not hiding it (don't remember) and un/reinstalling it.

I'm still sticking by my claim that I'm not ditching it untill it reformats me twice.

I haven't had any/much crashing lately. It usually happens when Ive got a bunch of tabs open with all kinds of things going on, so I'm not really sure what (if any) one thing does it.

You could lose the googlebar. Why do you need it? Firefox has search engines built in.

About the googlebar:
I do use it for searching, but more than that too. I use the "find/highlight on page" feature often. I know that Firefox has a find on page feature, but I find this easier. I also use the "up a directory" and my favorite is probably the shortcut to search the site you're on for a keyword.

It also adds some context menu items that I use from time to time. It will check for a google cached copy of a page or link, translate the page to English, and check for pages linking to the current page.

I think I use it almost every time I open the browser.

FireFox 1.0.4 fixes three critical security problems.

Link: Download