So about 2 years ago I stumbled across Thunderbird, a free email client by the very popular company Mozilla. Well I used Firefox already and I loved it, so why not give this email client a try. I was not attached to Microsoft Outlook by any means or to its $200 price tag.
Anyway, so I quickly downloaded it and set it up in a matter of minutes. Oh geez was I impressed by this program. It was not intrusive at all and was 100% stand alone. For those of you that use Outlook, you all know that it is very large in size and tries to put its hands where it does not belong… intrusive to say the least.
Did I mention Thunderbird email client was 100% free! Well I just did again to be sure 
But give it a try. There are also a slew of addons that allow you to customize the program to your liking. I myself use a few of them. But just the UI is enough to win you over I’m sure of.
Well here is the link again in case you missed it up there,here.
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