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At home I strickly use Firefox and Thunderbird. Both Firefox and
Thunderbird are a bit different, so it may take a bit getting used to,
but they are both exellent products. I haven't tried the import for a
long time, but the last I knew it worked excellent. It brings over
your accounts, mail, and contacts (thunderbird) and your bookmarks
(firefox). For Spam protection, Thunderbird does a decent job.
Although it takes time to train it.

My best suggestion would be to try it. Maybe start with Firefox, then
try out Thunderbird. Everyone seems to have different opinions about
it. Mostly good, but I have heard a few bad.


On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 10:32:20 +0100, peter.colpaert@xxxxxxxxxx
<peter.colpaert@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi group,
> 
> I have seen a lot of mails and discussions about people switching to
> Internet Explorer and Outlook Express to Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird.
> 
> Can anybody confirm that these alternatives are indeed as good (if not
> better) as the M$ products, and that all settings, mails, cookies, rules
> and so forth are taken over as they are now.  The built-in RSS reader
> seems very interesting.
> 
> For fighting spam, I now use K9, but I noticed that Thunderbird also has
> built-in spam control.  Has anybody tried this, and is willing to share
> his/her experience?
> 
> If the programs prove to be as good, I'm considering switching not only my
> own, but also both the kids' pc's, provided there's a version in Dutch of
> course.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Peter Colpaert
> Application Developer
> Massive - Kontich, Belgium
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