Thunderbird V60 update -- Manual config now easy  


  1. Posts : 11,247
    Windows / Linux : Arch Linux
       #1

    Thunderbird V60 update -- Manual config now easy


    Hi folks

    Finally an email client has done something sensible -- restored the ease of configuring email accounts manually.

    Thunderbird V60 works perfectly on Windows with several accounts on IMAP.

    The only thing to beware of is if you use your own mail servers (often if you have your own domain you get email servers thrown in e.g mail.yourdomain.xx ) you will get a certificate warning message first time you open the email. Simply check the allow permanent exceptions. You will probably need to use starttls option in password config.

    Bye Bye Outlook !!!!

    Now I can use the same email client both on Windows and Linux and it doesn't lose email - I've had missing stuff in SENT folder sometimes with Outlook when logging on to different machines. I've tried Thunderbird on 2 Windows and 2 Linux machines -- no email is lost (I use IMAP) and also sent items are viewable on mobile phone app as well (Samsung built in android email).

    I like the sort arrangements too.

    Note using OUTLOOK I don't actually physically lose the email -- I can only sometimes only see sent email when I'm logged on to the machine from which I sent the email -- IMAP should see email from whatever machine !!!!. Thunderbird works 100% correctly.

    BTW Thunderbird is Free just in case you are looking for a good free email client that allows more than one account, can handle a variety of different servers - including exchange servers and is decently efficient with no ads in it.

    To remove welcome page in start up simply uncheck in options.

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    Cheers
    jimbo
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  2. Posts : 2,544
    Windows 10
       #2

    You should use the Windows 10 Mail App, no auto in that for setting up such Accounts.
      My Computer


 

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