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I use Proton email, but considering the latest revelations from the leadership at Proton and their treatment of employees I am looking for an alternative. Does the Thunderbird team rely on AI for coding? If they do rely on AI is it checked by a person before being used? It seems Proton is satisfied with letting AI code with minimal or no checking by a human.

I am a novice user of Zen (and an ignorant user of Firefox). I want to learn its (their) features and how to properly use them. I want to know, for example, what are Zen Mods? What are their purposes? How do I set up certain websites so that I don't have to log on every time I use Zen?

What are "spaces," and how do I utilize them? How do I set up different profiles, and what are the benefits of having more than one profile?

Really, I need a tutorial on how to best utilize Zen and Firefox.

How to stop windows hello sign in to get on my laptop, which I read can be associated with my Firefox browser. The standard procedure from Microsoft and AI don't work as when it says to click on certain sections, like account or click enter or Configure Auto-login Type "netplwiz" in Start menu search Bypass manual password entry at boot --NOTHING works. Only options I've been offered is to switch to Linux and drop Windows.

When I do the s.co/ to get security code not user standing all this computer stuff I'm 64 different browsers to get a code please explain help with this ☹

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Like fido security key can't u just explain in short show an app and just explain how to use instead of writing so many pages people don't have time to read a book as simple as possible would be much easier doesn't it make sense to memorize a sentence it takes a few minutes but you guys want to write a noble making a person going in circles

First Netscape then Thunderbird, we've been using and recommending Thunderbird for a LONG time, gradually weening customers away from built in clients which become incompatible when hardware or O/S changes. Providing a POP mail service to our customers, Thunderbird has always been at the top of our recommended email client list. The portability of Thunderbird has been a godsend over the years. Especially with customers managing large number of email accounts. I hope the change doesn't result in us we looking for another email client once the new version is launched.