Microsoft, of course, provides you with an email address upon creating an account. The software is made to join together other mailboxes, rather than creating an email for you. What you don’t get with Thunderbird is an email address. By comparison, Outlook is really only friendly with, well, Outlook mail addresses. So if you have different emails for work and home, or whatever reason, you can bring them together in Thunderbird and organise them all accordingly. Mozilla itself says it works with “basically every mailbox”. The key benefit of Mozilla’s Thunderbird is its ability to play nice with mailboxes from different clients, whether that’s Outlook or Gmail. Thunderbird plays nice with multiple mailboxes It’s an interesting proposal and we’re comparing it with the tried-and-true Microsoft Outlook to highlight what’s different. Thunderbird is software that allows you to bring multiple emails together from different mailboxes and neatly organise them in a secure yet open fashion. One of the more interesting picks is Mozilla’s Thunderbird. However, there are other options out there. We know email isn’t the most exciting topic but most of us have to use it in our daily lives and, for those not in the know, you may have found yourself simply fleeting between Microsoft Outlook and Google’s Gmail. It’s called Thunderbird, and here’s how it stacks up against Outlook. But you might not know about Mozilla’s, the company behind the Firefox browser, email client. Everyone has heard of Microsoft Outlook, right? That’s whether you use it personally or at work.
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