What people are saying about ThunderBrowse

"Today, I chanced upon ThunderBrowse Extension and I installed it. I just love it. It made my messages and browsing easy. I could recall the good old days of netscape when a single click could instantly switch between browser and messaging. That the entire spirit of extensions. A trillion thanks to the creator of it. Bravo Gamespotting.net guys. Keep it up."

-Rawat

"Thunderbowse actually replaces the email itself with a small browser in that window so you don't have to open a seperate browser to read the link. Once you are done with the article, just hit the "back" button on the small browser and bingo, you are back to the regular email. How cool is that?"

-HeliOS

"I figured I'd point this out to everyone since it's an AWESOME extension and adds the one feature of Thunderbird I've always wanted: replying to LJ notifications. I just installed the latest version and it works awesomely with LJ reply notifications that I've been getting today. I know I've seen a lot of posts here looking for a way to do this, and the bug report on bugzilla is pretty worthless."

-Matt Schraeder

"[Applause] for Thunderbrowse... it has always annoyed me how a link in an RSS feed opens in a new Firefox window, just to download a file, and leaving this big empty window behind. That extension is perfect."

-bittermang

"If any of you use Thunderbird as your email client, there is an extension for it called "Thunderbrowse" that is dynamite!"

-Robert Hutchins

"This is an incredible piece of work. ThunderBrowse makes the best e-mail client 10X This ext. should not just be a ‘Top Featured Extension’ by Mozilla, but should be incorporated in to the next version. Well Done, GS! Networks"

-Heidi-Ann Kennedy

"Outside of Thunderbird’s RSS management capabilities, this is by far the best part of my Thunderbird experience."

-David Vogelpohl

"It works great! Thanks a bunch!!! Wow, what a cool little extension."

-AndrewTheArt

"ThunderBrowse is absolutely useful when you do not feel like open the browser for some link you're not sure about, or simply seems totally uninteresting. And after all, it's very comfortable to use it, works perfect, no side-effect for Thunderbird, looks clean, user-friendly designed, embeds the browser very fast instead of the message field. This is what I call a real add-on."

-Gothica Designs

"This is such a good extension that it should be bundled as standard in the next release of Thunderbird. You’ll save both RAM and productivity reading links within it rather than outside of it."

-Nicholas Mead, editor at insideTonic on ThunderBrowse

"Nice add-on that bridges the MUA-Browser gap"

-Howard G

"For the more simple kind of email-link-browsing it is so much faster than everything else I have tried [and] that is hard to beleive!!!"

-Curt

"Excellent extension! You do not realise how useful this is until you have tried it, so much faster than having to launch a separate browser application. Recommended to all."

-Jonathan Gregory

"It is a very useful tool to review web links quickly, within thunderbird."

-LETUM

"ThunderBrowse is a Mozilla Thunderbird plug-in that gives you a feature you didn't know you were missing. Once you get it, though, it's all over--e-mailing without it is so much slower."

-Seth Rosenblatt (editor for download.com)

More to come!

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