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Anṣuf ar Thunderbird n izegrar.
Rnu timahilin neɣ iɣunab nniḍen akken ad terreḍ Thunderbird d ayla-k.
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This is based on and does the same for Thunderbird as the excellent Firesomething for Firefox. A new random name is generated every time the application starts. The parts used to generate the full name are fully customizable.
Features:
- Modifies the product name in the mailer's titlebar, and About dialog titlebar.
- Generates random names using multiple name lists.
- Optionally modifies the User-Agent header in every outgoing mail to reflect your custom name.
-Allows you to add a custom X-Mailer header to every outgoing mail.
-Lets you append the generated name to the window title.
-If the option 'same name for every window' is not selected, every mail-compose window will generate a new name for itself, that is used for the headers for that particular email.
-Allows you to set the User-Agent string that is submitted on every HTTP request that the mailer makes.
-Lets you chose a post-processing function for messing with the name after it has been chosen. The choices are:
: CamelCase, rANdCAsE, 1337 and Über1337
Features:
- Modifies the product name in the mailer's titlebar, and About dialog titlebar.
- Generates random names using multiple name lists.
- Optionally modifies the User-Agent header in every outgoing mail to reflect your custom name.
-Allows you to add a custom X-Mailer header to every outgoing mail.
-Lets you append the generated name to the window title.
-If the option 'same name for every window' is not selected, every mail-compose window will generate a new name for itself, that is used for the headers for that particular email.
-Allows you to set the User-Agent string that is submitted on every HTTP request that the mailer makes.
-Lets you chose a post-processing function for messing with the name after it has been chosen. The choices are:
: CamelCase, rANdCAsE, 1337 and Über1337
