How to Reply to Email in Mozilla Thunderbird
You can reply to an email using Thunderbird instead of the cPanel Webmail. 1. Open Thunderbird. 2. Click on the email you wish to open twice. 3. Click on Reply. 4. Type your message in the message box and click on Send. Hope you found this article useful.
How to Delete Email Messages in Thunderbird
You can easily remove email in Thunderbird. If you use the POP email protocol, the email will only be removed from Thunderbird and remain on the mail server. With IMAP, email is deleted on both Thunderbird and the mail server. 1. Open Thunderbird. 2. Open Inbox, right-click on the email you want to delete, and […]
How to Send an Email Using Thunderbird
You can send an email using Thunderbird. It is quite straightforward as you do not need to log in to the cPanel webmail manually. You can send an email directly using the Thunderbird email client. 1. Open Thunderbird. 2. On the left side of the top menu, click on New Message. If you have multiple […]
How to Check for New Email in Thunderbird
Thunderbird is an email client software. You can work with it in the following way. 1. Open Thunderbird. 2. In the left panel, you can see a list of your email accounts. Click on Inbox or if it is hidden, click on your email. It will expand to show the inbox, the trash list, etc. […]
How to Setup a cPanel Email Account in Thunderbird
Thunderbird is a friendly email client software for managing your email. You can set up a cPanel email account with Thunderbird and receive/send the email. 1. Open Thunderbird. 2. Click on the menu icon located on the right side of the screen and choose New Account. The drop-down menu will populate with new options. 3. […]
How to Forward an Email in Thunderbird
You can forward an email to other email accounts using Thunderbird. 1. Open Thunderbird. 2. Go to Inbox. Select the message you want to forward, and it will show the Forward option. Click it. 3. Write your message, enter recipient email in To field, then click Send. You have learned how to forward emails using […]