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Extensions install from AMO

Samuel FORESTIER 2024-04-21 18:25:15 +00:00
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@ -18,3 +18,14 @@ Borrowed from [MozillaZine: Custom headers](http://kb.mozillazine.org/Custom_hea
5. Set the `In-Reply-To:` ie `user_pref("mail.identity.id1.header.InReplyTo", "In-Reply-To: <31ff00c2-b7cb-4063-beeb-a0bdd424c3a7@example1.tld>");` 5. Set the `In-Reply-To:` ie `user_pref("mail.identity.id1.header.InReplyTo", "In-Reply-To: <31ff00c2-b7cb-4063-beeb-a0bdd424c3a7@example1.tld>");`
6. Restart Thunderbird and send your email. 6. Restart Thunderbird and send your email.
7. Comment out the above set options in your `user.js` with `/* */`. Go back into about:config ie (Edit → Preferences → Advanced → General → Config Editor) and rightclick on the keys `mail.identity.id1.headers`, `mail.identity.id1.header.References` and `mail.identity.id1.header.InReplyTo` and click *Reset*. Do not set these values to anything else in a `user.js`, because it will interfere with Thunderbird's normal behavior when you click Reply on an email. 7. Comment out the above set options in your `user.js` with `/* */`. Go back into about:config ie (Edit → Preferences → Advanced → General → Config Editor) and rightclick on the keys `mail.identity.id1.headers`, `mail.identity.id1.header.References` and `mail.identity.id1.header.InReplyTo` and click *Reset*. Do not set these values to anything else in a `user.js`, because it will interfere with Thunderbird's normal behavior when you click Reply on an email.
### Installing extensions from AMO (ATN)
To allow smooth extensions install from AMO (<https://addons.thunderbird.net/>) with `thunderbird user.js`, you'll need to :
* re-enable JavaScript (9230, `javascript.enabled`) ;
* re-enable mozAddonManager API (4503, `privacy.resistFingerprinting.block_mozAddonManager`) ;
* disable RFP, at least for `addons.thunderbird.net` (4505, `privacy.resistFingerprinting.exemptedDomains`).
If you are not configured this way, Thunderbird will download extensions as .XCF archives instead of properly processing them.
If don't miss AMO integration, you can always download extensions before opening them using `Add-ons and Themes > Manage Your Extensions (cog wheel) > Install Add-on From File...`.