My mom would have been thrilled when she was still in the workforce 10 years ago. She still uses Thunderbird, but she stopped checking her email. What a piece

My mom would have been thrilled when she was still in the workforce 10 years ago. She still uses Thunderbird, but she stopped checking her email. What a piece of software. I remember when I migrated from Outlook Express to Thunderbird 20+ years ago because Outlook Express had a bad habit of being vulnerable to exploits just by receiving them; you didn't need to even open the email, or download an attachment, or open the attachment. It was enough for the email program to be open upon receiving malware, and it'd automatically get it. I've been using FastMail's mobile app and web app for 5-10 years now. I wish there was something better, but it's good enough. Asking for less makes me less focused on email, which is not bad.