![]() ![]() Switching between mail accounts and messages is now really fast. There are also new layout options to allow for both horizontal and vertical reading panes and message lists. ![]() ![]() If you prefer another color, you can switch between dozens of them at will. The default blue theme color makes it feel (initially) like the latest version of Outlook, and that's not a bad thing considering the level of polish there. This new version has a greatly improved email list area and compose message window where the previous version was a little laggy and rough. Mailbird now feels like a premium Windows application, properly built using Windows Presentation Foundation. There are a couple of notable new features in 2.0, but the major improvement is in the UI and the performance. This past week, after many months of development, Mailbird has released version 2.0 of the software - a polished and refined update to the original version.įor my original review of the program, head over to the previous post for version 1.0 where the core features are outlined. Over that time I have peeked back over my shoulder at the latest version of Outlook, but found that Mailbird was still the best solution for me with my Gmail accounts. It's been over a year since I made the leap to Mailbird as my full-time Email client. ![]()
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