As a Linux user, Thunderbird has long been an option (originally developed for Linux). And I’ve used it in the past, but don’t use it now. At that time I had multiple email clients so it was convenient as an aggregator of these. I don’t use multiple clients now and have long discontinued Thunderbird as an added complication to my life. But as with all things in the constantly changing world of tech, maybe I’m missing something, so I’d like to ask why people currently use Thunderbird; I’m thinking it must be more than as a multi-client aggregator.
Thunderbird and Firefox are my go-to email and browsing applications. I love Mozilla’s manifesto and their software to me is simple and efficient. Mozilla’s Firefox is one of the most privacy-respecting browsers available. Thunderbird is clean and efficient and once set up it just works.