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por Steve el Jul. 24, 2025 ·

John, Thanks for your reply, but you did not answer my question. Here it is again stated differently. In Quicktext 6.3 where is the json file with my templates? For example, in Quicktext 5.n, my templates were in C:\Users\Steve\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\i5adwwjh.default\quicktext\templates.xml. I could work directly with the xml file. I could edit the file with a programming editor and I could copy the file with either bash or batch scripts or with Windows Explorer. Thanks!

de John Bieling (desarrollador) el Jul. 24, 2025 ·

Modern WebExtensions cannot access your local file system anymore. The data is now stored in a Thunderbird DB ("local storage") which is not accessible from the outside. If you need to manage your templates from outside of Thunderbird, you need to use "managed storage". For further questions, please open an issue. This review system is not intended for support.

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por Steve el Jul. 22, 2025 ·

More of a question than a review. In Quicktext 6.3 where in my profile is the json file with my templates? I have some scripts (in Windows) to synchronize some of my custom Thunderbird files including my Quicktext templates which are no longer stored in templates.xml. I need to modify these scripts. Thanks!

de John Bieling (desarrollador) el Jul. 24, 2025 ·

https://github.com/jobisoft/quicktext/wiki/Centrally-manage-configurations-and-templates

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por Steve el Jul. 10, 2025 ·

My favorite and most used Thunderbird add-on for many years but I am concerned about what Thunderbird upgrade path to follow at this time, the monthly or ESR, given the development direction of Quicktext? I am currently on Thunderbird 138.0.2 and installed Quicktext 6.3.5 from the recommended xpi file and it works fine. Now both Thunderbird 140.0 ESR and 140.0.1 monthly are out. What are others doing?

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por Steve el Jun. 4, 2025 ·

My favorite and most used Thunderbird add-on. Just a quick follow up to itecon on June 3, 2025. With the new monthly release schedule where the release version number will increase monthly, how about upping strict_max_version in manifest.json from 138.* to something like 150.* to allow for a little future-proofing, provided that Thunderbird development doesn't change something else that breaks Quicktext? That way, reinstalling from an XPI file won't have to be done every month.