7 reasons Thunderbird should be your new email client
OK, the linked article only gives 5 good reasons, but I'll add at least another two good reasons of my own:
6. It keeps a copy of all your mail offline on your PC so whether your cloud mail provider is offline, goes out of business, discontinues the service (like good old Google does), or you decide to switch to another mail provider, you still have all your mail offline to search, forward, etc. This also works for paid versions of Proton Mail, where their Proton Mail Bridge will allow Thunderbird to sync the mail with Proton.
7. Thunderbird supports standard PGP encrypted mail.
Of course, it is also free and open source, which are additional bonuses.
I actually use Betterbird, which is a fine-tuned version of Thunderbird, Thunderbird on steroids, if you will. Betterbird is better than Thunderbird in three ways:
It contains new features exclusive to Betterbird, it contains bug fixes exclusive to Betterbird and it
contains fixes that Thunderbird may ship at a later stage.
See
5 reasons Thunderbird should be your new email client
Thunderbird has unified folders, exceptional search features and a great calendar, all you need from an email client.
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