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Can I use Thunderbird e mail app with windows 10 and a pop 3 account?.....

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MissChrissy
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Is Mozilla Thunderbird e mail app compatible with windows 10 and a POP 3 account?.....i installed on my last computer.....which was upgraded to windows 10 but had lots of problems (not responding).....then computer crashed and broke!....got this new one now and wary of downloading Thunderbird in case it was that that caused the problem. I do like the layout of Thunderbird and would love to install and use again?

Is Mozilla Thunderbird e mail app compatible with windows 10 and a POP 3 account?.....i installed on my last computer.....which was upgraded to windows 10 but had lots of problems (not responding).....then computer crashed and broke!....got this new one now and wary of downloading Thunderbird in case it was that that caused the problem. I do like the layout of Thunderbird and would love to install and use again?

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Wayne Mery
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Thousands of people are successfully using it on Windows 10.

There are also users who report problems. If you currently have a problem, please describe it clearly.

MissChrissy
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I am wary to download it again....in case that's what broke my last computer!....someone told me it is incompatible with windows 10 and a POP3 account?.....my computer was only 2 yrs old !!!!!!....my previous one lasted 10 yrs....Windows XP.....am not happy.....had to get another computer now....but don't want to take the risk in case it was that that caused it to break.....but I need to know it Thunderbird CAN be used with no adverse affects to computer?.....thanks for all advice :)

Wayne Mery
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Let me put it differently - Thunderbird does not break computers