Thunderbird 3.1 features

 

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Below isThunderbird3.1 special introduction:

Quick Filter toolbar

The new Quick Filter toolbar allows you to quickly filter your emails. When you enter text in the search box, the search results are displayed synchronously in real time. Or you can filter your emails by using new emails, tags, and users in the address book. You can also "Pin" or save a filter for use in Multiple folders.

 

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Tab

If you love Firefox's label-Based browsing, you should also love tagged emails. Tagged browsing allows you to load emails on different tabs so that you can quickly jump between multiple emails. You may be replying to an email. Refer to an earlier email. Tagged emails allow you to open multiple emails at the same time for easier reference.

Double-click an email or click Enter to open the email in the new tab window. Right-click the email or folder to open it in the new tab in the background.

When you exit Thunderbird, existing tabs are saved and restored the next time you open Thunderbird. There is a new tab menu item on the tab toolbar to help you switch between tabs.

 

Figure-Tab

Search

The new search interface in Thunderbird 3.1 includes filtering and timeline tools to accurately locate the emails you are searching. Thunderbird 3.1 also indexes all your emails to help you search faster. Your search results are displayed on one tab, so you can easily switch between the search results and other emails.

 

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The screen, tab, and search features of Thunderbird 3.1 are described above, and we hope to help you.

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