Thunderbird

Since the Office beta expired I took advantage of the fact that I needed to uninstall all of it to switch my email client over to Thunderbird. It’s always interesting to try new stuff. I can tell you one thing I don’t like already. It creates a new set of folders for each account instead of keeping it all in one set of folders. I’m not real fond of that. Anyone know if there’s an extension that’ll change that?

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