On 2022-03-26 at 07:20, Dan Ritter wrote: > André Rodier wrote: > >> I would like to collect, from this thread, your experience and opinion about >> Mozilla Thunderbird, in term of security. > > Security is always a tradeoff with usability; Thunderbird is so > heavily skewed towards usability, it has a whole web browser in > it. And it's *still* better in that respect than, say, Outlook. Or essentially any modern Web-based E-mail interface. >> In term of security, Which email clients, or which practices, you would >> recommend to me ? > > The number one recommendation would be a mail client that cannot > execute JavaScript or show you pictures directly. Fixing that > solves many user security issues. To be fair, Thunderbird in "display messages as plain text" mode serves adequately well in that regard. (Though there are unfortunately-many messages where it won't display them in any usable form - but a lot of those seem to be more the fault of poor structuring of the mail on the part of the sender, and Outlook tends to handle such messages even worse.) -- The Wanderer The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man. -- George Bernard Shaw
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