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Here are some of the new features that are already available in Gmail, but is now integrated into Thunderbird Archiveįor long time Gmail users, you will find this feature familiar.

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Previously, you have to download and install the extensions manually.

The differences between Thunderbird 2 and 3 is that you can now install addon right within Thunderbird (just like how you did it in Firefox). Like Firefox, Thunderbird also supports addon. The email toolbar now appears at the header of each email, so you can quickly decide if you want to reply, forward or simply delete the mail. This is one of the few small changes to the interface that makes a big difference. Instead of going to the Inbox for each of your mail accounts, you can see all of your incoming email in one Inbox folder. The Smart Folders feature combine special folders like your Inbox, Sent, or Archive into one folder. If you have set up multiple email accounts in Thunderbird 3, you can now manage all the inboxes in one place. Click it again to to add more details like a photo, birthday, and other contact information. Basically, for any emails, you can click the star beside the address to add it to the address book. The concept used here is the same as the bookmarking concept in Firefox 3. It gives you a quick glance of your Thunderbird status. This is very useful if you have a large number of emails in your inbox.Īctivity manager shows all the activites taking place in the background. You can now filter your search to pinpoint the exact email your are looking for.Īlso, in your search result, there is a side pane where you can further filter your search result. The search function now includes a highly customizable filter. This is one of the most powerful improvement in Thunderbird 3. Search results are automatically opened in new tabs so you can return to your mailbox easily. Thunderbird 3 comes with tab support so you can open your emails in tabs. Open up a terminal and type the following:

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The downside is that you have to update it manually everytime a new build is released. This is so far the easiest method to run Thunderbird 3.0 in Linux. Thunderbird 3 should now run in your Linux OS. Click on the Permissions tab and checked the box “ Allow executing file as program“.

Right click on this file and select Properties.

Extract the tar file to your Home folder.

Download the tar file from the Thunderbird download site.

There are two ways to install Thunderbird 3 in Linux (Ubuntu): However if you are using Linux, the installation method is slightly different. If you are using Windows/Mac, you can download the installer and do a standard installation in your OS.

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