Pros
A good description
Cons
but it wasn't downloadable
Summary
100% failure.
Pros
It runs nicely on my MacBookPro laptop running OSX 10.10.3.
Cons
It crashes before I can even download new messages on my desktop running OSX 10.10.3 (Yosemite). Notifications to Mozilla are not answered.
Pros
None......
Cons
Resource hog. It uses 900MB RAM and 100% CPU on a 8GB RAM i7 MacBook.
Drains the battery because it's a resource hog
Extremely slow and sluggish, takes ove 30 seconds to open a dir once clicked
Needs to be force-closed every time because they can't code Quit to work
Performs extremely badly with a lot of emails (I have over 10M - work emails)
No support from the community or Mozilla, they blame the end user for their lack of being able to write code for OS X.
Summary
Horrible client. Mac Mail does a 5xx better job than this, and that's saying a lot since the Yosemite Mail is an epic fail also.
At least I have webmail to fall back to. Why no decent mail client for Mac in 2015?
Pros
Fast, effective gmail client. Free and open source.
Cons
No cons. It's free. It's free.
Pros
easy to install. works fast.
Cons
I'm missing several interesting features of Eudora, still my favorite email client:
- redirecting (extremely useful)
- on server & delete from server
- multiple signatures (add-on doesn't work well)
- very important to me: Thunderbird doesn't allow changing an incoming message (e.g. removing unneeded space, correcting typos)
Moving a message out of in-box should delete it on server: doesn't always work.
Summary
Didn'd find anything better yet to replace good old Eudora Mail
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Reply by Joshxy on March 4, 2016
I switched to Apple Mac Mail with 10.9 Mavericks.
I have to admit Mac Mail is better than oldie Eudora.
It is amazing how long Eudora continued. Of course PPC support in Snow Leopard held us to Eudora for a long time.
I was going to try Thunderbird, but it's DL server can't be found.
Pros
Zero 'pros' for anyone with Mac OS X 10.5, obviously.
Cons
"Mac OS X 10.5 is no longer supported"
Summary
Nice abandonment move, Mr Mozilla. Thanks very little for keeping us out of the loop.
Pros
It works fine with MacOS 10.6.8 - Snow Leopard, those who cannot install it has a problem with their config.
IMAP - e.g. to Gmail works fine.
POP/POP3 to ISP works fine
Lots of Add-ons, including stationary, "Quicktext" that allows fast insertion of standard phrases, variables - such as "Date", "Sender" - had it all worked it would be excellent.
Version 16 supports chat, and replace iChat, Lightening, the calendar software is good.
Version 17 - tested a beta version, is bigger and slower.
Cons
It contains numerous bugs, some are related to the interface to the indexing file system, most to silly large meta-database in iSQL with multiple definition of the same things - such as a Deleted message can be read/unread - and a read message, can that also be :new" - makes me wonder if anyone is in charge of design.
The result is an email client that introduce inconsistencies to the extent that it looses data - messages are lost, entire folder of messages gets lost. File a bug report, and you get a confused developer that doubts your issue, and claims "this has been solved in the next release" - and then add on more functionality.
Summary
If you need an email client with tons of functionality, numerous chat protocols, gimmicks, bells and whistles, this is perfect. But a code that used to be good, stable and reliable is moving out of control.
Pros
Have used Thunderbird for over a year, but now ???
Cons
Dropped Outlook for Thunderbird. After upgrading yesterday to 14.0 > Now back to Outlook. Come on gentlemen - VERY UNSTABLE, would suggest NOT to D/L this until all bugs are fixed. Run mouse over messages and they disappear - Kind of feel like a magician. When I say disappear, I don't mean not available, you just can't see the subject on the top 2 or 3 messages. Then God forbid you page down, it is all screwed up!!! System OS X Leopard Version 10.6.8
Summary
Suggest waiting until bugs are fixed!
Pros
Works fine on all email accounts I need to access. Sharing Calendar extension a major plus.
Cons
Still crashes now and again. Synchronising Tasks should be enabled.
Otherwise it'd be a 5 star rating
Summary
Excellent tool to download, organise and Search your emails.
Set-up not for newbies or those too lazy to read instructions!
Pros
Independent from all Apple OS data gathering
Cons
Server time out, slow, chrashes - there must be better software out there.
Please Wait
