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Mozilla: The Thunderbird has landed! - nobbie - 12-07-2004 The The Mozilla Organization has just announced the final 1.0 Release Version of their E-Mail Client Thunderbird! Quote:Thunderbird 1.0 has landed!In combination with Mozilla's Firefox Web Browser, you have now a well functioning, secure (and free) alternative to M$'s browser and e-mail client. Mozilla products are available in 26 languages, for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Mozilla: The Thunderbird has landed! - DeeBye - 12-07-2004 I've been using Thunderbird 0.6 for quite a while, and I love it. It's much better than Outlook Express. Time to upgrade to 1.0, methinks. Mozilla: The Thunderbird has landed! - Raven Vale - 12-08-2004 I just removed firefox browser tonight , had much less hassle with IE I'm afraid . I had problems which their forums could'nt be bothered to answer from months ago , finally got fed up and removed it :( Mozilla: The Thunderbird has landed! - vor_lord - 12-08-2004 nobbie,Dec 7 2004, 03:00 AM Wrote:The The Mozilla Organization has just announced the final 1.0 Release Version of their E-Mail Client Thunderbird! Some might find these interesting: Portable Firefox Portable Thunderbird I got a USB drive a couple of weeks ago and loaded both of these on there. Now when I visit my parents (or my wife's parents) I just plug it in and I have my browser and email already set up. It's kind of handy. Mozilla: The Thunderbird has landed! - kandrathe - 12-08-2004 Raven Vale,Dec 7 2004, 07:23 PM Wrote:I just removed firefox browser tonight , had much less hassle with IE I'm afraid . I had problems which their forums could'nt be bothered to answer from months ago , finally got fed up and removed it :(I am developing web based applications and we use Fiirefox, Opera, and IE to test our work. Generally, I use Firefox as my primary browser, but occasionally I find web sites that are not W3C compliant that are only viewable with IE. I chalk that up to poorly designed HTML, and coincidently most Micro$oft sites will not work with alternative browsers. It is a major PITA that some organizations cannot be bothered with following the industry standards. It makes development that much slower. Mozilla: The Thunderbird has landed! - Archon_Wing - 12-09-2004 kandrathe,Dec 8 2004, 07:48 AM Wrote:I am developing web based applications and we use Fiirefox, Opera, and IE to test our work. Generally, I use Firefox as my primary browser, but occasionally I find web sites that are not W3C compliant that are only viewable with IE. I chalk that up to poorly designed HTML, and coincidently most Micro$oft sites will not work with alternative browsers. Aye. And major sites like Yahoo also couldn't be bothered to properly write a webpage. Many people think there's only Internet Explorer and everything else is "Netscape". It will take a while. |