![]() One of the more interesting consequences of using Earlybird is that you’ll be exposed to features that might not yet make it to the beta or Final release stage. We’d also recommend inexperienced users steer well away from Earlybird, and stick to the Final release instead. ![]() However, while you can run it alongside Thunderbird, it does share the same settings and data files, which means you should back up your email (using MozBackup) when using it. The reason is clear: as an alpha build, Earlybird represents an extremely early developmental version of Thunderbird, with many bugs and glitches still to be discovered and ironed out. It’s the Thunderbird equivalent of Firefox Aurora, and like Aurora, installs alongside an existing stable or beta build of Thunderbird, allowing you to run this early developmental version side-by-side with your existing version. ![]() Earlybird is Mozilla’s alpha build of Thunderbird.
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