Add-ons
About this Add-on
TagsToolGR sets or clears the tags on many emails in one action. Select the emails, open TagsToolGR, and choose what to do.
What you can do
How to use it
The same functions are in the TagsToolGR submenu when you right-click emails.
Privacy
TagsToolGR makes no network requests and collects no data. It reads only the tags of the selected emails, and it doesn't read email content.
Requirements
Thunderbird 140 or later.
About the name
A Thunderbird user from Greece proposed the idea and the name. GR stands for Greece, and the icon shows the Parthenon.
Source code and feedback
The source code is on GitHub under the Mozilla Public License 2.0: https://github.com/KayhanB21/tagstoolgr
To report a problem or suggest an improvement, open an issue: https://github.com/KayhanB21/tagstoolgr/issues
What you can do
- Add tags. Choose several of your existing Thunderbird tags and apply them together. Each email keeps the tags that it already has.
- Replace tags. Replace all tags on each email with exactly the tags that you choose.
- Clear all tags. Leave the selected emails untagged. Your tag definitions in the Thunderbird settings stay unchanged.
How to use it
- Select one or more emails.
- Click the TagsToolGR button on the main toolbar. If the button isn't visible, right-click the toolbar, choose Customize, and add it.
- Check the tags that you want, then click Apply tags.
The same functions are in the TagsToolGR submenu when you right-click emails.
Privacy
TagsToolGR makes no network requests and collects no data. It reads only the tags of the selected emails, and it doesn't read email content.
Requirements
Thunderbird 140 or later.
About the name
A Thunderbird user from Greece proposed the idea and the name. GR stands for Greece, and the icon shows the Parthenon.
Source code and feedback
The source code is on GitHub under the Mozilla Public License 2.0: https://github.com/KayhanB21/tagstoolgr
To report a problem or suggest an improvement, open an issue: https://github.com/KayhanB21/tagstoolgr/issues
