- Nov 10, 2017
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Features at a glance:
Mailbird 2.9.92 changelog:
Homepage
Download link
Web Installer
Mailbird 2.9.92
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Features at a glance:
Mailbird 2.9.92 changelog:
Homepage
Download link
Web Installer
- May 25, 2020
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Does it work with google accounts with "advanced protection program" yet?
Can it use s/mime certs or gpg yet?
Can it use s/mime certs or gpg yet?
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For more information as well as the FAQ:
Access your Gmail.com Account with IMAP, SMTP or POP3 - October 2023
Access your Gmail.com Account with IMAP, SMTP or POP3 - October 2023
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Mailbird 3.0.4.0 changelog:
Download link
Homepage
Download link
Homepage
Just looked up the program again for fun. It seems they consider Mailbird 2 lifetime licenses not update able to Version 3 (for free) if you can believe reddit.
- May 3, 2015
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You can believe it. I ditched Mailbird as they basically said the program may stop working at the end of next year and insists I subscribe to have access to version 3. I refuse to support a company that cheats their lifetime clients like this.
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Too bad 
thanks for the heads up.
thanks for the heads up.I hold two Mailbird business lifetime licenses. Initially, Mailbird quietly limited the lifetime licenses to version 2 and altered the website documents. Applying the new license policy only to new purchases would have been a fair approach. Vendors have started a trend of selling lifetime licenses for initial support, only to restrict or cancel them later. Wondershare's attempt to follow the trend with Filmora lifetime licenses backfired; they rectified it after a viral video and issued apologies.
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Ah i know that it happened to some Venders as Tweetbot App for iOS that was for best client twitter when the new verison v3 from old v2 you have to buy it i think lifetime license means v 1.0.0 until 1.9.9 or something like this that's why :/ they(Venders) should mention that.
Most vendors make it clear on the pricing page, license terms, FAQ, and purchase email. The information will be like, "The lifetime license offers free updates for the purchased version, or the lifetime license offers free upgrades to future versions."
Trusted review seems to get a lot of one star reviews lately thanks to the handling of the lifetime licenses
The mailbird support there is doing it's best to phrase it in a nice way.
www.trustpilot.com
Example:
Without future security updates >2024 it's just dead in the water and insecure to use it in the long run.
Answer:
Quite the opposite - without security updates, a small number of integrations within Mailbird 2.x (e.g. Asana, Slack, Trello, etc.) may simply not work properly. Unless these integrations are maintained and updated regularly, then this can cause some of them to malfunction in the long term.
This will in no way compromise the security of Mailbird itself and of its native core features (such as sending or receiving emails for example), since these are completely separate from the app integrations which we support. So unless you make use of certain integrations, your copy of Mailbird 2.x will continue working well beyond 2024 and for many many years to come.
So they either are able to code a perfect program or how else can they be sure that there will never be any security problem in the main part of the programm? I mean it's not like Thunderbird would need security updates...
The mailbird support there is doing it's best to phrase it in a nice way.
Mailbird is rated "Great" with 4.2 / 5 on Trustpilot
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www.trustpilot.com
Example:
Without future security updates >2024 it's just dead in the water and insecure to use it in the long run.
Answer:
Quite the opposite - without security updates, a small number of integrations within Mailbird 2.x (e.g. Asana, Slack, Trello, etc.) may simply not work properly. Unless these integrations are maintained and updated regularly, then this can cause some of them to malfunction in the long term.
This will in no way compromise the security of Mailbird itself and of its native core features (such as sending or receiving emails for example), since these are completely separate from the app integrations which we support. So unless you make use of certain integrations, your copy of Mailbird 2.x will continue working well beyond 2024 and for many many years to come.
So they either are able to code a perfect program or how else can they be sure that there will never be any security problem in the main part of the programm? I mean it's not like Thunderbird would need security updates...
- May 3, 2015
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They are basically trying to pretend it's not a problem. I already pay for an Office 365 subscription so I just switched to the new Outlook. It actually is a great improvement over the old version. It automatically integrated to my Google Calendar and Microsoft's To Do, for instance, no need for a manual configuration as it used to be.
Indeed the new Outlook looks good, but it seems there is privacy concerns with your passwords
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