Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0 is here
Apple/Mac | Linux | Microsoft/Windows | Software | Thursday, April 19th 2007
Version 2.0 of the free e-mail client Mozilla Thunderbird is now available to the general public.
As usual it’s available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux and the new features include:
- Advanced folder views (different ways of organizing and display your folders)
- Message tagging (tags that can be combined with saved searches)
- Message history navigation
- Improved search (including a quick search that starts searching as you type)
- Saved searches
- Improved “You’ve-got-mail!”-alerts
- Phishing protection and improved privacy features
- Easy access to popular web mail services (Gmail, .Mac etc)
… and much more. Read more about the new features here.
I really like the small tweaks they’ve done to Thunderbird 2.0 compared to 1.5 - it feels a bit more like Mail.app on Mac. Seems like the RSS functions are way smoother now as well.