Yes, the Windows version of Thunderbird includes mail notification in the system tray while Thunderbird is open.

I seem to get more queries about the E-mail notifier than any other feature. Usually, it comes down to not filling in all of the fields, or setting the wrong authentication. So the first thing I'd recommend is checking that both the To and From address fields are filled in with valid e-mail addresses. If that doesn't help, check that the Outgoing Mail Server is correct in the E-mail Transport Options panel - if you use .Mac, make sure you enter just "smtp.mac. See similar questions...

Firstly, you need to have set up a valid mail configuration in Apple Mail (or possibly other mailers). You also need to make sure that the From address you specify uses the same server as one of your Mail configuration, as it finds the configuration based on the server domain. See similar questions...

Mozilla is a complete suite of web related applications, such as a browser, a mail/news client, a chat client and much more. Thunderbird is just a mail client, which makes it a better choice if you already have a browser like Mozilla Firebird for example. Note, though, that Thunderbird is not just the standalone Mozilla mail client. The user interface in Thunderbird differs from Mozilla in a few ways, such as the customizable toolbars. See similar questions...

The first time you run Thunderbird, it should ask you if you want to make it your default mail client. If you answered "No" and later decide you would like it to act as your default mail client: Windows, Mac: go to Edit | Preferences | General and check "Use Thunderbird Mail as the default mail application". If you still have problems with mailto: links under Windows, go to Start | Settings | Control Panel and open Internet Options. See similar questions...

Thunderbird is now using separate profiles to not interfere with Mozilla. In order to migrate your mail and settings from Mozilla to Thunderbird, follow these steps: Start up the new version of Thunderbird and let it create a default Thunderbird profile for you. When the Account Manager comes up click cancel and exit the application. Find the Mozilla profile you are interested in migrating (...\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\\XXXXXXXX.slt). See similar questions...

Thunderbird will not allow a virus or worm to execute automatically. You can see what attachments have been sent to you without a virus being able to execute, and you would have to save a file to your system and deliberately run it before it could cause any harm. JavaScript is switched off by default for mail and news, so an e-mail cannot run script code just by being opened. with any mail program, take proper caution before running any file that you receive in e-mail. See similar questions...

my thunderbird is a password-protected, online community developed and maintained by Thunderbird School of Global Management. This dynamic, interactive web application offers unparalleled opportunities for networking, professional development, lifelong learning, research, recruitment and business development. See similar questions...

On the right, under Use Secure Settings, click the radio button that says, "TLS, if available" See similar questions...

Any program which downloads mail to your computer may be used. You may also use mail user-agents, which run on our servers, such as pine or elm. See similar questions...

This should be simple, but is not because of poor documentation and lack of customizability. To change the Web browser to, say, firefox, shutdown thunderbird, then use a text editor to add this line to all $HOME/.thunderbird/*/prefs.js files: user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http", "/usr/local/bin/X11/firefox"); When you restart thunderbird, it will use the browser that you specified. See similar questions...

The idle page notifier is a way wURLdBook keeps you informed of changes to your active content (subscriptions) while a browser page is open but not being used. You can opt for no notification, changes to any news in the reading list or changes to only items in the notifer. The notifier is active when you have clicked the "Tools/Notifer" link at the top of the page. See similar questions...

You can quickly test any notifier by clicking the Notify Now toolbar button in the Notifiers window. It will perform the notification with placeholder variable values, so for the E-mail notifer, it will send the message, if set up correctly. See similar questions...

Due to a change in the way Windows Live Messenger works, these features are now unreliable, and therefore will never be put back into Stuffplug, so please, do not ask, as it will not happen. See similar questions...

Fire fox is a web browser. Firefox protects you from viruses, spyware and pop ups. Thunderbird is an email client which is safe fast and easy for anyone to use. See similar questions...

It may seem like my thunderbird is the only site you cannot connect to, but any other web site that uses our standards will have identical requirements. Requiring recent browser versions, and using cookies are common to many internet sites, and if you believe you have met these requirements but still have technical problems, you are welcome to contact our support staff through the my thunderbird support e-mail address: help@t-bird.edu. See similar questions...

There is an experimental build available at ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/thunderbird. Note that this is not even the 0.1 release, but since it's based on the stable Mozilla 1.3 branch, it should be fairly safe to use it. See similar questions...

This software is not supported. It is unlikely that Information Services can answer any queries about the software. The software is listed because it is known to be in use within the University. There is no documentation or training available from Information Services. The configured email accounts are listed in a box on the left of this. Find the Bristol email account and click on 'server settings' in list below it - you might need to click on the '+' icon first in order to expand the list. See similar questions...

The new spam service drops e-mail messages that are rated highly likely to be spam, and inserts a "suspect" line tag in any e-mail messages that are potentially likely to be spam. So, no matter which e-mail client you use, e-mail messages rated positive for spam will be dropped before they get to your inbox. If your e-mail client has the ability to set up rules and filters, you will be able to further filter out the suspect spam. See similar questions...