Releases: memeller/thunderbird-mark-as-read
Releases · memeller/thunderbird-mark-as-read
1.0.11
Changes
- Added 'messagesUpdate' permission to manifest (necessary since TB v128)
Installation
- To install, right click and select "Save target as"
- in Thunderbird open Tools-> Add-ons and Themes
- Click the Cog button in the upper right corner of the Add-ons Manager tab and select "Install Add-on from File"
- Select the downloaded xpi.
To enable debugging, check the option "Log various debug data to console" at the bottom of the Settings tab.
1.0.9
Changes
- Fixed a bug, where if message list contained more than 100 messages only first 100 messages were marked as read
- Added initial support for folders.markAsRead in Thunderbird 121
- Added some formatting to debug output
- Updated packages
Installation
- To install, right click and select "Save target as"
- in Thunderbird open Tools-> Add-ons and Themes
- Click the Cog button in the upper right corner of the Add-ons Manager tab and select "Install Add-on from File"
- Select the downloaded xpi.
To enable debugging, check the option "Log various debug data to console" at the bottom of the Settings tab.
1.0.8
Changes
- Fixed a bug, where the add-on would not receive events from Thunderbird, failing to mark new mail as read
- Added handler for message move - should work if the message is mark as unread and moved to a folder that is marked
Installation
- To install, right click and select "Save target as"
- in Thunderbird open Tools-> Add-ons and Themes
- Click the Cog button in the upper right corner of the Add-ons Manager tab and select "Install Add-on from File"
- Select the downloaded xpi.
To enable debugging, check the option "Log various debug data to console" at the bottom of the Settings tab.
1.0.7
Changes
- minor fixes
- Debugging can be enabled in options, which now prints more data to the error console.
Installation
- To install, right click and select "Save target as"
- in Thunderbird open Tools-> Add-ons and Themes
- Click the Cog button in the upper right corner of the Add-ons Manager tab and select "Install Add-on from File"
- Select the downloaded xpi.
To enable debugging, check the option "Log various debug data to console" at the bottom of the Settings tab.