Outlook or Thunderbird?

Jake Balls

• January 03, 2018 11:43

Hello everyone. Not too much acquainted with mail clients and all. My inbox is getting heavier with official mails every hour. one of my friends suggested me to archive my mails and use a mail client. can you brief me which mail client to own? thanks in advance.

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  cPanelMichael

  • January 03, 2018 16:56

  Hello, There are several third-party email clients available for use across multiple operating systems. Outlook and Thunderbird are widely used, so you may want to go with one of those two if you are a new user and need access to a wide range of support and documentation. Thank you.

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  brt

  • January 05, 2018 02:46

  Outlook is the more "professional" one as it's part of Microsoft Office and lots of corporations utilize it, but we've switched a lot of our smaller business clients to Thunderbird because it's so lightweight. Search is instant vs. Outlook taking foorreevveerr to search through mail that's locally on the freakin' computer. Just my two cents.

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  Tony304

  • January 10, 2018 05:57

  I had the similar question as well. Probably i shall own Thunderbird. Shall i own any Backup tool like Mail Backup X or the Thunderbird already comes with some inbuilt function to store my mails safe enough?

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  Jake Balls

  • January 30, 2018 05:26

  Thanks for your suggestion, everyone. I configured my mails to Thunderbird through POP. I tested the Mail Backup X tool, which Tony304 named. Works really good. I can store my mails at two different locations simultaneously. This was something I was actually looking for.

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