Add-ons
Appearance and Customization
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archive-by-time
With the filter function comes with thunderbird, all emails met rules will be moved to a specific folder. As time passed the folder would grew bigger and I wanted to put all emails into sub folders classified by year.
RainbowMemo
Move Folder (context-menu)
Adds the "Move to" menu entry to the folders panel context menu, allowing to move a Local folder (and its content) to another.
This feature is similar to the native one within message(s) context menu ("Move To"), but it applies to the folder tree.
New Bing Anywhere
No tabs
Hides the tab bar and automatically removes all inactive tabs everytime a tab is opened or switched to.
ThunderWebTabs
Opens Google Keep, Google Photos, Android Messages or any other website in Thunderbird's tab.
Users who encounter "Browser not supported errors" should try changing their User Agent. For more details, please visit the "Support site".
Dropbox Paper
How Does It Work?
Once you install the add-on, a new icon will appear in the Thunderbird toolbar. Simply click on the icon, and it will open the Dropbox Paper tab.
Will the Dropbox Paper Add-on Collect My Data?
Never.
Dark Plain Text
Use dark mode styling when reading plain text emails with a dark theme.
Change Link Appearance
Send Unsent Mail Button
Group Favorite Folders
An extension for Thunderbird 115+ that groups and sorts favorites folders in the compact view.
Last selected message
The add-on remembers the last selected message in visited folders. After restarting Thunderbird, when we enter the previously visited folder, this message will be displayed, just like in Microsoft Outlook.
Mark Button
Open Google Tabs
Open up Google Calendar, Notes, and Microsoft Outlook in a new tab.
Quick Spaces
Articles Toolbar
Dysclusif
quickfilter-kbd
A simple Thunderbird extension that adds keyboard shortcuts to quick-filter messages with the same sender, subject, or recipient as a selected message.
Tag Sync for TB
Syncronise/transfer tags, to other TB installations.
POP and some IMAP servers don't store tags (keywords).
This addon helps to have the same emails tagged on all TB installations.
Uses a central database, can be installed on your PC or server.
To create your own collections, you must have a Mozilla Add-ons account.
