https://www.theverge.com/2022/5/18/2312 ... o-calendar
I have not found anything in it that I would use and is not in Thunderbird.
The main addition is task management and there are already dozens of better task managers. Their task manager is in direct competition to their Microsoft Office task management. That must be really confusing for Microsoft application users. Surly it would be better to have one task manager that interfaces with other applications.
Thunderbird has a calendar that is easier to read on my 15" notebook screen. The new outlook approach would work better if my notebook had a 30" screen.
Thunderbird connects to everything I need or needed for email. Outlook used to have a mass of restrictions forcing you to install some sort of server application to connect out to document stores. That might have just been corporate stupidity. I know that on some projects I had to access documents then attach them to an email in Thunderbird and send it to Outlook users who did not have their server configured the right way.
I connect to multiple mail accounts across different servers with no problems. POP provides everything for immediate access and multiple downloading. I have no problems with attachment types. Thunderbird does not immediately open and activate viruses.
Do you use anything email related that is not in Thunderbird? Which email client provides that feature?
