Mozilla Releases Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1

Mozilla Messaging Inc.., Yesterday have been released open source email client Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1, but the CEO said that Mozilla Messaging feature that is in the Thunderbird is still far from expected. Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1 is the first product after waiting for 15 days in the history of Mozilla Messaging, the Mozilla Corp. began to be developed. in September 2007, after the browser is decided not to work in the email client.

Preview early Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1, as far as this is in the Thunderbird before, including the tab-based interface, similar to Firefox, and there are add-on manager of a new, improvised address book and message reader view. Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1 also adds integration with the search feature in Windows Vista and the like in the Address Book in Mac OS X.

"This is still in beta. We've changed a lot since Thunderbird 2 code, and we need help many users to provide feedback or criticism for bug fixes. However, the Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1 is not like the traditional definition of beta, we do not make any changes to the features, including features that work in a significant way, which we hope can still be compatible with Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1 is. "Said David Ascher, CEO of Mozilla Messaging. Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1 also will display a message, no matter how the position of the message in the folder structure of the user, he added.

"This tesebut easier for users to view messages sent with the message that was received before, and it is a message from the beginning of the conversation that has been received." Said Ascher. Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1 update of work in 2007. Mozilla Messaging plan will not take the usual steps in the beginning of the upcoming October to change the name to be Beta 1 Alpha 3. According to Ascher, making the Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1 to solve the problem of crucial, such as search and message management. Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 1 can be downloaded at (www.mozillamessaging.com / en-US / thunderbird / early_r eleases / downloads.php) for the Windows operating system, Mac OS X, and Linux.