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This article explains how Thunderbird's adaptive filter learns to identify junk mail ("spam").
This page explains the privacy implications of allowing remote content like images to be displayed in email messages.
Messages with large attachments are often rejected by mail servers. Thunderbird can use web-based storage services to send large file attachments.
Thunderbird saves personal information such as messages, passwords and user preferences in a set of files called a "profile".
