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Custom Headers View 1.6
di z-aki
Display custom email headers in the mail header toolbar. This extension allows you to make visible specific headers in the toolbar, like received, date, DuckDuckGo's duck-original- headers to show the sender's email in the original format, etc.
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Choose which custom email headers to show in the message header toolbar.
Thunderbird only offers All or Normal headers view. This extension allows you to see certain selected headers like received, sender, x-header, x-google, x-ms-exchange, any PGP headers, list-unsubscribe etc.
Also useful for DuckDuckGo's email protection duck-original- headers to find the original sender email in the original format.
https://github.com/z-aki/thunderbird_custom_headers_view
## USAGE
- After installation, a new button "Headers" will show up in all mail toolbars.
- Right click > Preferences to go to extension Preferences.
- Enter regex patterns separated by a new line to choose the desired headers.
- Empty means no headers will be shown.
- Matching occurs after converting headers to lower case i.e., regex `date` will match the header `Date`. Regex `Date` will not match the header `Date`.
- Invalid regexes will be removed upon saving.
- https://regex101.com/r/SYYqS9/1
Thunderbird only offers All or Normal headers view. This extension allows you to see certain selected headers like received, sender, x-header, x-google, x-ms-exchange, any PGP headers, list-unsubscribe etc.
Also useful for DuckDuckGo's email protection duck-original- headers to find the original sender email in the original format.
https://github.com/z-aki/thunderbird_custom_headers_view
## USAGE
- After installation, a new button "Headers" will show up in all mail toolbars.
- Right click > Preferences to go to extension Preferences.
- Enter regex patterns separated by a new line to choose the desired headers.
- Empty means no headers will be shown.
- Matching occurs after converting headers to lower case i.e., regex `date` will match the header `Date`. Regex `Date` will not match the header `Date`.
- Invalid regexes will be removed upon saving.
- https://regex101.com/r/SYYqS9/1
