Technology7.06.2012
Mozilla Thunderbird now offers unique e-mail domains
Mozilla Thunderbird now offers the registration of personalised email domains through their e-mail management client.
The recently released Thunderbird 13 adds a host of new features, although the most noticeable new addition is the capability to purchase a unique domain name when setting up e-mail accounts.
When entering names or nicknames, users can now select from a list of suggested domain name options to register, or create their own unique one.
The service is backed by third-party domain registration hosting services, Hover and Ghandi. The service costs $20 (R166.32*) a year.
Mozilla also recently upgraded their Firefox web browser, which now houses new features, such as a redesigned home page.
*Exchange rates calculated at time of article.
Source: Official Thunderbird blog
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