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Re: Outlook Express replacement
« on: July 07, 2004, 09:03:46 AM »
 

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Re: Outlook Express replacement
« Reply #1 on: July 07, 2004, 12:58:42 PM »
Ok, let's bring some reality into what is turning into a Thunderbird love-in :-)

I've used Thunderbird since v0.4.  It has bugs in.  Look at the version number! :-)  Stability-wise I have had no problems with it, maybe a few crashes in 6 months I would guess, and only when doing obscure things, not day-to-day stuff.  My biggest peeve with it is its text wrapping issues with plaintext emails.  You need to go into the edit menu and select 'rewrap' when replying to a message which was sent in an unusual format, like say quoted-printable.

If you send in HTML format, AFAIK there are no such issues.  I personally hate HTML email, so I put up with the plain text wrapping issues I occasionally see.

This thread on Mozillazine (where you can get tech help with Mozilla/derivatives) may be an interesting read if you are considering Thunderbird.