We're now much more used to checking emails inside a browser tab, or loading up a mobile app, but for years everyone used desktop clients to get their email and try and get their inboxes into some kind of order—and since way back in 2003, Mozilla Thunderbird has been one of the best programs for the job.A desktop application like Thunderbird offers several advantages over a web client, not least being able to collect together emails from multiple accounts—Apple, Google, Microsoft, and so on—and put them in one place. It also means you can manage your email even when you're offline (though you can't send and receive messages without an internet connection, of course).Thunderbird's key feature
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