Some things are just best done through the browser. It’s my own preferred way of checking my mail when I’m on the desktop since I don’t like to install dedicated apps for everything. Most email providers, if not all, have some sort of webmail you can use. How about some old fashioned Web Mail? You don’t need to install anything, just enter the address of your email client (,, , etc.) in your browser and login to access your inbox. Not totally free for all features (Pro version costs $45).If you want to open Thunderbird, make sure to check the box next to Launch Now. When the installation if over, just click Finish. The installation will take a few minutes. You can always set it as the default later. If you aren’t sure yet if you want to use Thunderbird as your go-to program, uncheck this.
Also, this is where you can choose to make Thunderbird your default email client. I’d suggest standard unless you’re aware of some specific need. You can choose between standard and custom installation. You can either run the file or save it to your downloads, then launch later by clicking on it. Since it’s an email client, you can use it with any email provider. Plus it works with all supported version of Windows and Mac. Brought to you by the folks who developed Firefox, this email client has more features than the ultra-simplistic Mail app, but not so many options that you might get dizzy, like Outlook.
Hate the Windows 11Mail app? Need an alternative to Live Mail now that Microsoft no longer supports the program? Don’t need all the features or expense of Outlook? I’ve got a great alternative that also happens to be free: Mozilla Thunderbird.
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