On July 17, 2012, Mozilla announced that it would transfer Thunderbird to the Thunderbird Foundation. The Mozilla community created and distributed Thunderbird, an open source email client, until recently. If you just need email and don’t need the extra features, Thunderbird is a good choice. If you need a lot of features, Outlook is a good choice. Which email client you choose depends on your needs. Outlook is only available on Windows and Mac OS X. It’s also available on multiple platforms, including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Thunderbird is open source and free to download, while Outlook requires a paid subscription to Microsoft Office. However, Thunderbird is still a good choice for email, especially if you don’t need the extra features that Outlook offers. It has more features, including support for contact management and calendars.
Outlook is part of the Microsoft Office suite and is more popular than Thunderbird. Thunderbird is better for spam filters and firewalls. Outlook is better for retrieving email from a POP3, IMAP, or Exchange server. They both have some good features and bad features. Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird are both email clients that can do different things.
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