New Mozilla Email Is Easier to Use, But Not Easy Enough

"And, throughout the program, the designers have tried to simplify things, so you don't have to be an engineer to use it. One example, which is a catch-up feature, is an account set-up wizard that spares you from knowing the names of servers.

"But there are still too many issues for me. Thunderbird can't be set to automatically show a CC or BCC line in a new email you're composing. Every new address you add is set as a "To" address, and you must click on a drop-down menu to change it to CC or BCC—an extra step that becomes tedious quickly."

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