It took about three or four minutes to import about 20,000 emails from one account. Importing may take a few minutes depending on the number of emails that are stored in each mail folder. This is usually located in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\fault. On the following screen, you need to click on browse and select the Thunderbird prefs.js file that is found in the Thunderbird profile folder. Here you click on Add > Import email > Import from Thunderbird. To start, click on the Opera button at the top and select Mail and Chat accounts from the context menu. An option to import everything at once is missing. If you have configured ten or so email accounts in Thunderbird, you'd have to process them all one by one. The process itself on the other hand is not really that straightforward, as you can only import one account at a time. Thankfully, Opera Mail supports importing that data from Thunderbird.
Who would want to switch to a desktop email client that can't import old emails, the accounts or addresses? This is without doubt one of the most important factors. Are there core differences between the clients.Is it possible to import emails, accounts, contacts and the like.The focus will be on key elements that are important to Thunderbird users: I have actually used Opera Mail before I started Thunderbird. Having said that, Mozilla's priority switch gives me an opportunity to look at other desktop email clients to see if they are good Thunderbird alternatives. It is still a perfectly fine email client for many users, and that is not really going to change in the near future.
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