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Auto Compress File
Requires Restart
Compressor for attachment files. All platforms are supported (Windows, Linux and Macintosh).
Dafizilla Table2Clipboard
Requires Restart
Mozilla applications allow to select rows and columns from a table simply pressing Control key and picking rows/columns with left mouse button.
The selection can be copied to clipboard but the original table disposition is lost making ugly results wh...
Gnome Open
Requires Restart
Open your mail attachments directly with your default gnome application.
ONLY for GNOME USERS!
Is Gnome Open still needed? Please read "Developer Comments" below.
Profile Folder Button
Tiny JavaScript Debugger
TinyJSD is a JavaScript debugger for privileged code running Mozilla products like Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey. It serves to debug the application as well as extensions written in JavaScript.
Hyperactive
Requires Restart
Scans hyperlinks in composed messages and alerts if one of the hyperlinks is broken.
Open As Webfolder
Requires Restart
Open pages and links in Windows WebFolder WebDAV client (similar to "open in Webfolder" checkbox in IE's open...
Microsoft To Do - Quick Access
Quick Access to Microsoft To Do (Live) in a new tab with just one click on a simple, stylish icon button on your Spaces toolbar.
GuifiProxy Infocentre Santa Bàrbara
Requires Restart
Facilitates the use of proxies allows switching between them with two clicks, import i export lists, edit, add and delete manually, automatic authentication and exception address
Dino Game
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GQueues Tab
Requires Restart
This extension uses the new special tab features of Thunderbird 3 to open the GQueues to-do list manager inside a Thunderbird tab.
Custom Geometry
Requires Restart
Resizes and positions the Firefox window according to your settings.
AutoCopy 2
Folder Selection (Thunderbird)
Requires Restart
A popup window for selecting any folder when the folder pane is hidden...
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