+1 for mailwasher. We use the free one - I reckon you really only need Pro if you have multiple email accounts.
Email Client
- Thread starter Gordon Gekko
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Yes, mailwasher is very good and free. Download it and check it out.
i had a look at it, and i just don't see how bouncing would be useful for me
majority of spam i receive comes from random addresses or even from my own address, so if i was to bounce it, the response wouldn't get to spammer anyway, so they won't take my e-mail off the list.
otherwise, the TB own junk mail filter handles the situation quite well, i only get one or two e-mails a day that escape it, and i get about 2-3 e-mails a month which get labeled as junk incorrectly
i must admit i do like the interface and color coding
majority of spam i receive comes from random addresses or even from my own address, so if i was to bounce it, the response wouldn't get to spammer anyway, so they won't take my e-mail off the list.
otherwise, the TB own junk mail filter handles the situation quite well, i only get one or two e-mails a day that escape it, and i get about 2-3 e-mails a month which get labeled as junk incorrectly
i must admit i do like the interface and color coding
I dont understand why people dont just give up on clients and use gmail.
With broadband and smart phones we are always connected, no need to worry about loosing your email, unlimited storage for next to no cost, you can forward all your other emails to this account, free spam filtering, free calendering, rule setting the list just goes on and on.
Unless people are on dial up then there is no reason to need a client and if your on dial up its costing you more then wireless anyway with call costs included.
With broadband and smart phones we are always connected, no need to worry about loosing your email, unlimited storage for next to no cost, you can forward all your other emails to this account, free spam filtering, free calendering, rule setting the list just goes on and on.
Unless people are on dial up then there is no reason to need a client and if your on dial up its costing you more then wireless anyway with call costs included.
I'm a control freak, i like to keep backups of all my files and i don't trust online email
GG
i use client with gmail, as well as other e-mail addresses i have
client is just more convenient, you got all your mail in one place, and you can do whatever you want with it. with online mail, you are limited to what the service provider lets you do.
apparently you can now: http://www.ehow.com/how_6001729_synchronize-thunderbird-iphone.html
Hey Rick,
In Firefox, can you set multiple homepages, so when you open up firefox, it opens x amout of homeoage tabs. It can be done in IE.
I'm still loving Firefox and Thunderbird.............SO FAST
GG
Hi GG, Im not sure as Ive never gone looking to try. However I do know you can open FF with what ever page tabs you had open in your previous session.
Hey Rick,
In Firefox, can you set multiple homepages, so when you open up firefox, it opens x amout of homeoage tabs. It can be done in IE.
I'm still loving Firefox and Thunderbird.............SO FAST
GG
Yes, you can. Separate pages with the 'pipe' symbol | (shift-\)
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