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Mozilla Thunderbird Review
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Last Updated: 2014-04-02 09:52:19
There is a bit of an oligopoly in the desktop email client market with Outlook and Apple Mail spearheading the market. Everyone knows that Outlook is the best. It has been the best for many years. Apple Mail is the runner up in terms of market share, but this is mostly due to the fact that the initial price of Apple Mail is far more expensive that Outlook on your desktop. This is because in order to utilize Apple Mail you must own one of their Macintosh computers as the program comes standard on the computers and is not available to purchase as a standalone application. There is one email client, however, that gives Apple Mail and Outlook a run for their money. And that is Mozilla Thunderbird.
Mozilla Thunderbird is an email client that can pretty much do everything that Outlook and Apple Mail can. It handles all of your basic email needs. It is able to show all of your synced folders rather than one big inbox folders like some other cheaper email clients. It really does hold its own against the big two.
One area that Mozilla Thunderbird definitely takes the lead is price. We talked about how expensive the big two, Apple Mail and Outlook, were. Well, Mozilla Thunderbird is free. Yes, you read correctly. Free. This means that you can get all of the same functionality of the big two without the big two price.
Download Mozilla Thunderbird today to see just how great a free emailing experience can be.
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