
Thankfully, Mozilla Thunderbird lets you add as well as customize Filters. One of the best ways to skirt clear of these messages is through filters. And this statement is proven right by the spam messages that we all receive. Filtering SystemĪs we mentioned earlier, a zero inbox is a myth. You’d have to select the settings manually while configuring it. We faced an unnecessary ‘Wrong Password’ prompt many times.

All you need to do is enter the email ID, and the app picks up the POP or IMAP settings automatically.Īs opposed to that, Thunderbird requires a decent amount of time to set it up. When it comes to the initial configuration, we found Mailbird to be more user-friendly. You may like the tabbed view which makes cross-referencing various emails an easy task. However, it makes up for it by introducing plenty of self-explanatory buttons. Though Mozilla has overhauled Thunderbird’s looks, its interface still appears a bit dated. Be it Facebook or Slack, you won’t have to shuffle between two apps. Since Mailbird integrates third-party apps quite well, an entire third pane is dedicated to it. There is no tabbed view in the app, and you’d have to open all the emails individually. It has two reading panes - Vertical and Horizontal. The usage of icons also translates into a minimalistic and clutter-free experience. However, once you get familiar, using Mailbird becomes effortless. Of course, this means that it will take a little time to get used to it. It simplifies the interface by using icons.

Mailbird has a modern interface which is easy to understand at first glance.
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Plus, with a few helpful features, it makes the experience a bearable affair. Today when managing a mailbox is an arduous task (zero inbox is a myth, you see), a proper email client helps you tame the ever-growing pile of emails.
