The Thunderbird email client was created by Mozilla, the makers of the Firefox internet browser. Thunderbird is based on the Firefox program, which is the third most widely used web browse in the world, followed by Google Chrome and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Thunderbird is an open source program that is available as a free download, it is used primarily as an email client but can also be used to stream and read news and as a chat client.
Thunderbird was first released in 2004 and received a million downloads in under two weeks. There are a number of different versions and editions of the software, with various add ons and fixes also available. Thunderbird was created using a variety of programming languages (including C++ and JavaScript) and is available in 53 different languages and for most available Operating Systems.
Thunderbird includes a large number of features and capabilities. It includes an advanced junk-mail filtering system called a Bayesian slam filter, and it also includes advanced levels of security, aimed at keeping a user’s information (such as emails and contact names and numbers) safe and secure.
