From: rednoise9@REMOVETHIScomcast.net   
      
   On 25 Jul 2017, Ian Jackson  wrote   
   in alt.comp.os.windows-xp:   
      
   > It looks like Thunderbird is a much better bet. After all, it has   
   > a good following, and is the what most of those who are not   
   > content with their existing mail/news client try - and many settle   
   > for.   
      
   I like Thunderbird a lot. My only real complaint is that the interface   
   is way too busy, and there are a lot of options that are too accessible   
   for the amount they are used, and that many options are poorly   
   documented or explained. I know what to ignore in day-to-day use, but a   
   new user might be confused.   
      
   The best part about it is that you can tailor it to your wants and   
   needs via add-ons and extensions.   
      
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