The final version of Mozilla Thunderbird 2 has been released for users
Mozilla recently released the final version of Thunderbird 2, the latest version of Mozilla's free e-mail client. The cross-platform e-mail program was created by the Mozilla Foundation, which uses the same project strategy with Thunderbird as with its Firefox Internet browser.
Users have been using the Thunderbird 2.0 Beta 2 version of the e-mail client for the past several months.
Thunderbird 2 users can now manage and organize e-mails in their inbox with tags, along with more efficient inbox and message searching. The new version of Thunderbird 2 is also able to be customized with add-ons. The Thunderbird community will likely have hundreds of add-ons that users can choose from.
Mozilla hopes that tagging will make for an easier browsing and organization experience. "Tagging initially gained popularity on blogs, photo and link-sharing sites as an intuitive way to organize online information," said Scott MacGregor, Mozilla Thunderbird's lead engineer.
To see the full list of changes, click here.
Thunderbird 2 is available for Windows, Mac and Linux computers, with more than 30 different languages offered.
Users can look forward to Mozilla Thunderbird 3 sometime in 2008.
I urge current Microsoft Outlook users to at least try Thunderbird for a couple of days. Seeing how it is free, what do you honestly have to lose?
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