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Must-Have Extensions for Thunderbird 2.0

Operator writes "While Firefox has been in the spotlight for some time now, Thunderbird has yet to enjoy the same wide adoption or glowing praise despite being an excellent email client. It's no surprise that a popular topic has been Firefox's best (and worst) extensions while Thunderbird add-ons have gone largely unnoticed. In celebration of the recent release of Thunderbird 2.0 here are the best extensions for the program along with some honorable mentions."

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  1. Re:KMail by SCHecklerX · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    While we're slightly off-topic, my vote goes to sylpheed

    I use it at home on my linux box, and it runs just fine as a portable app (sylpheed --configdir=foo) from the USB stick when forced to use somebody else's computer on the road (IMAP over SSL along with SMTP Auth and SMTP with Starttls to my home server).

    A very nice lightweight mail client, with some good improvements to the UI in the 2.4 version that was recently released.

    If you enjoy having more crap built-in (like rendering HTML), check out claws, which is a fork of sylpheed.