If you've ever opened Thunderbird's settings and felt like you needed a computer science degree, you're not alone. We're rewriting 250+ settings in plain language, and the results from our user testing are in.
Check out the full details on our blog:
https://sohub.io/zxqf
I have a bunch of old `.mbox` files from previous and unused Thunderbird accounts. I'd like to convert these files to individual `.eml` or even better text files so I can archive and search them better as I'm not loading them in Thunderbird anymore. Is there a utility for that somewhere?
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View Mozilla Thunderbird Mailbox Quota Size Usage and Limit
A complete guide to acquire the necessary knowledge and required steps to view a mailbox’s quota size usage and limit in Mozilla Thunderbird.
https://www.adamsdesk.com/posts/mozilla-thunderbird-mailbox-quota-size/
🔔🐦 Thunderbird Fans, this one's for you! Tuta Mail & Tuta Calendar are now available as add-ons in Thunderbird.
Find out how to add Tuta as an add-on 👉 https://tuta.com/blog/tuta-add-on-in-thunderbird
Enjoy! ❤️
Just tried the modern version of Thunderbird and holy fuck, do sighted people really need that much stuff on the screen? Good fucking Gods, took me 4 tabs to get from the folder tree list to the message list because I had to bypass buttons and toolbars I know I will never use. I just need a message area, a way to navigate around my folders, settings screen containing all the settings, but out of the way of my message list area, and that's it. Boy oh boy, I feel deeply sorry for sighted people that they need that much visual clutter on the screen. #Email #Thunderbird
Does #Thunderbird have a way to set up a #filter for "act upon $message when I reply to $smessage"? (Basically, I have a "To reply" tag and want to automatically remove the tag once I actually send a reply) 
made a userChrome.css file that gets a lot of #Thunderbirds UI crap out of the way. Wishing I could charge $1 for it somehow because I do not do CSS well, so I am sure there is a better way but I worked hard on this and this one gets rid of all the UI clutter. Also made my own personal USERS JS file so I wouldn't have to change settings every time I wanna try a different version of Thunderbird. Trying to figure out where to stick it online so others download it/them. May update this toot with a link to it on Github later but it annoys me I had to spend time doing this in the first place. How in the world do you sighted people deal with such cluttered UIs? #Thunderbird #Email
