Launch Thunderbird and choose to create a new Email account.Set up a new Thunderbird accountĪfter installing Thunderbird you need to configure it for use with your mailbox. Follow the instructions on the site for installing Thunderbird. These instructions require Thunderbird version 78 or later. You can obtain a free download of Thunderbird from the Mozilla website. To request access to IMAP, please submit a Help request. With IMAP you can only access your email, not your calendars, contacts, or tasks. Follow our Snap guide to learn how to do this.Thunderbird lacks Exchange support so it needs to be configured for IMAP. Else, it isn't, and you need to install Snap first. If you see a version number, it means your system has Snap installed. But first, run this command in the terminal to ensure you have Snap on your computer: snap -version If you're using any other Linux distro, you can install Mozilla Thunderbird via Snap. OpenSUSE users can install Thunderbird by running: sudo zypper install thunderbird If you're using Arch Linux, use: sudo pacman -S thunderbird On RHEL/CentOS/Fedora, open the terminal and run this command to install Mozilla Thunderbird: sudo yum install thunderbird However, if you're using any other distro on your machine, you can install Mozilla Thunderbird with a few simple commands. It comes pre-installed on Ubuntu and its derivatives, so if you're running any one of these distros on your computer, you can skip this section. Mozilla Thunderbird is available on all major Linux distros. If you're planning to switch to Thunderbird, or you've used it before and switched to Linux recently, here's how to install, set up, and use Thunderbird on Linux.
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