I’ve been using Mozilla Firebird as my main browser for the past couple of weeks, and at this point there’s probably no going back to plain old Mozilla. I had still been using Mozilla as my IMAP client, though, until a couple of people clued me into the fact that Mozilla Thunderbird has alpha builds available that are at roughly the same level of maturity as Firebird. I downloaded it earlier and I’m trying it out for email. I have to say that I like it pretty well, and once you install it, mailto links start working in Firebird as well. If I run into any catastrophic problems, I’ll report them.
Thunderbird
I’ve been using Mozilla Firebird as my main browser for the past couple of weeks, and at this point there’s probably no going back to plain old Mozilla. I had still been using Mozilla as my IMAP client, though, until a couple of people clued me into the fact that Mozilla Thunderbird has alpha builds available that are at roughly the same level of maturity as Firebird. I downloaded it earlier and I’m trying it out for email. I have to say that I like it pretty well, and once you install it, mailto links start working in Firebird as well. If I run into any catastrophic problems, I’ll report them.
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