When you launch Mailbird for the first time, you will be presented with a Tutorial that quickly guides you through the interface’s main elements and quickly shows you what you can do with the application.

The panel can be expanded so you can get a better view of the buttons that are displayed on it. Notification Center – view a list of notifications. More – access emails labeled as important, access the Trash, and more.Īpps – access a nice collection of useful apps. Starred – view all the emails you starred.ĭrafts – view all the emails you wrote but did not send out. Inbox – view all the emails you received, read emails, easily respond to emails. Mailbird will connect to your account, download all your emails, notify you about new emails, and more.Ī dark panel on the left hand side of the application’s interface lists the following buttons: This is a very simple task: enter your name, your email, and your password. To get started with Mailbird you will first have to connect your email account. Thanks to this wizard you will quickly get Mailbird up and running on your Windows-powered machine. Download this installer, run it, and you will be presented with a simple setup wizard. The Mailbird installer is close to 26MB in size. I am sure you’re going to like everything about this application: the interface (which is quite good looking), the ease of use (quickly connect to your email account), the functionality (manage all your emails), and the price (Mailbird is offered for the great price of free).

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