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Mozilla Thunderbird Mail Setup POP3

Mozilla Thunderbird is a popular email client, and you can configure your email account using the POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3). Here is a step-by-step guide on how to add a POP3 account to Mozilla Thunderbird:

  1. Open Thunderbird: Launch the Mozilla Thunderbird application on your computer.

  2. Add a New Account: Click on the "three horizontal lines" icon in the top left corner and then go to "New." Here, you should find the option for "Email Account."

  3. Email Account Settings: The "Mail Account Setup" window will open. In this window, enter basic information such as "Email Address," "Password," and "Account Name." Then click on "Continue."

  4. Select Server Type: In the next window, choose "Server Type" and select the "POP3" option.

  5. Incoming Server Settings: In the following window, enter the required information for "Incoming Server":

    • Server: (The POP3 server address provided by your email provider)
    • Port: 110 (The standard port commonly used for POP3)
  6. Outgoing Server Settings: Next, enter the "Outgoing Server" (SMTP) settings:

    • Server: (The SMTP server address provided by your email provider)
    • Port: 587 (The commonly used secure port for SMTP)
  7. Advanced Settings: After clicking "Continue," if you want to make advanced settings, click on the "Manual config" option. Here, you can configure additional settings like security and connection type.

  8. Account Verification: Once you have entered all the necessary information, click on the "Continue" button. Thunderbird will verify your account information, and if successful, the "Done" button will appear.

  9. Email Check: Finally, after clicking "Done," you can perform an "Email Check" to test your email account.

By following these steps, you can successfully add your POP3 account to Mozilla Thunderbird. Be careful not to make any errors in your account information, and also check for any specific requirements from your provider.

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