We used it to read old Outlook backups at my previous employer. Haven’t used it as an active client.
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If you buy your own domain, you can connect it to an account like Proton or Tuta, making your personal email a little more portable. Last I checked, .nl domains were like $6 or $7 per year on Namecheap. And I'm pretty sure you can link both Proton and Tuta to a Thunderbird client if you really want to. You may need a paid account with the email provider if you want to link a custom domain, I can't recall offhand.
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Thunderbird is great if you like using an email client that looks like its user interface was designed in 1996.
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