MailBird is an elegant looking and fast E-mail client for Windows, that as of now only works with Gmail & Google Apps. But I guess some of us may be using Gmail as our primary account and use it to send and receive e-mails. If you don’t have Gmail then you probably need to wait until they support other e-mail providers like Outlook or Yahoo.
One of the things that you may notice once you start working with MailBird, is how fast it works. I mean from the point when we open the application, accessing e-mails and sending and receiving email etc. – those operations are very quick. They’ve managed to create the fastest email app, both in terms of processing speed and workflow speed. There are a lot of shortcut keys using which you can do various things like composing an e-mail, sending a reply etc. Once you learn those, it will be a lot easier and a lot faster to work in MailBird.
MailBird is quiet serious about our privacy and the team claims that Mailbird never scans the content of our emails, and that they never store any of our data on their servers. So it’s perfectly safe to use the application. The main thing you notice about the MailBird is how user-friendly the application is, in less than 5 minutes you can easily learn to use the program like a professional.
MailBird can link with Facebook and display images for your contacts. You can find that, under the Options from the MailBird Menu. There are also couple of advanced settings like the fixing download limit, signatures, software rendering, etc. You also have the ability to add multiple Gmail accounts.
MailBird is also packed with lot of open source applications and add-ons that we can use along with MailBird to enhance our experience. These include – Dropbox, Facebook, Google Drive etc. Here is a picture of how it looks:
MailBird is a beautiful application with some nice features, but it has room for lots of improvement. If you’re a Gmail user and use the browser to check your e-mail then you can give MailBird a go – you’ll definitely like it. If you want to download MailBird please go to
MailBird’s website.
