Thunderbird has a home on every computer that I use, mainly because it still supports plain-text mail - without resistance (unlike Outlook and web clients) - and because it natively supports GPG encryption and signing.
Let's hope the UI redesign doesn't interfere with these advantages, and helps draw in new users!
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SteleTrovilo@beehaw.org · 2 pts · 3y
Thunderbird has a home on every computer that I use, mainly because it still supports plain-text mail - without resistance (unlike Outlook and web clients) - and because it natively supports GPG encryption and signing.
Let's hope the UI redesign doesn't interfere with these advantages, and helps draw in new users!