Email Clients Tutorials
Mozilla Mail Tutorial
While our Mozilla Mail tutorial focuses on Windows, keep in mind that Mozilla Mail is a "cross-platform" email client: it runs and operates the same way on Windows, Apple's Mac OS X and Linux.
The Mozilla Foundation also offers the standalone Thunderbird email client: see the Mozilla Thunderbird Tutorial
Mozilla Mail Tutorial (SeaMonkey Mail Tutorial)
Mozilla Mail is the email application from the open-source Mozilla Internet Suite, which include a browser, an HTML editor and an IRC client program. "Open-source" means that the source code behind the applications is available over the web to any programmer who wishes to shape the future development of the Mozilla Suite.
Open-source also means that Mozilla Mail (and the Mozilla Suite) is absolutely free: no advertisements or annoying pop-ups: It's just free.
Mozilla Mail is extremely close in functionality to its cousin, Thunderbird, created by the commercial arm of the Mozilla Foundation, Mozilla.com. (Unlike Thunderbird, Mozilla Mail isn't a standalone email application, and only comes bundled with the Mozilla Suite.)
| Made By | Mozilla Foundation |
|---|---|
| Price | Free (Bundled with the Mozilla Suite) |
| Software Type | Freeware (What is Freeware?) |
| Product Home Page | Mozilla.org/Products/Mozilla1.x/ 
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Getting Your Copy of Mozilla Mail
Point your browser to the Mozilla website, and choose the version of Mozilla that corresponds to your operating system: the same Mozilla Suite program (and Mozilla Mail) is available for Windows ("Win32"), Mac OS X, Linux (x86), Solaris, and OS/2.
The Windows download link is the first of the list.