“Mozilla, the developer of the free Thunderbird e-mail client,
has taken a good program and made it better with the release of the
version 2.0 beta 1. It’s rare that a beta release isn’t buggy,
clunky, and generally a mess–especially when, as word has it, the
developers are changing the code base–but I was pleasantly
surprised by its stability and the dearth of issues.“Luckily, Mozilla hasn’t made the mistake of fixing what ain’t
broke…”
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