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Maldives Dhivehi Spellchecker
N'ko
Nko spell-checker / Vérificateur orthographique N'ko sur la base du Corpus de référence N'ko http://cormand.huma-num.fr/cormani/ Un vérificateur est aussi disponible comme Extension de la suite Libre Office
Upper Sorbian spell checker
Uppersorbian dictionary for spellchecking in Mozilla products based on soblex version 2.10.22.
Disable DragAndDrop (New)
Disable drag and drop on the folder tree in order to prevent unintended folder movement.
InsertSignature
Insert signature helps you to insert usually used text by your customization.
Pywalfox
Dynamic theming of Thunderbird using your Pywal colors.
https://github.com/Frewacom/pywalfox
CloneMessage
When composing an email, CloneMessage allows you to duplicate the current state of the email.
Next Unread Thread (Mark All Read)
Adds a Thread button, marks current thread or conversation as read and moves to the next unread message
Dictionnaire occitan gascon
Corrector ortografic en occitan gascon entà Thunderbird.
Correcteur orthographique en occitan gascon pour Thunderbird.
Spam Scores
Displays spam scores according to mail headers. Supports spam/ham score headers of Rspamd, SpamAssassin and MailScanner. The add-on adds a column with the overall spam score to the mail list view and shows details of any matched spam/ham rule.
To must occur only once
This add-on changes all but the first "to" to "cc" if there are multiple "to" when replying to an email.
TuLPe
Traffic light protocol extension for Thunderbird, messages are customizable in the option page.
Restart Button
Spellchecker Rumantsch Vallader
Spellchecker Rumauntsch Puter
Slack - Quick Access
Quick Access to Slack in a new tab with just one click on a simple, stylish icon button on your Spaces toolbar.
HTML Source Editor
Allows to edit the source of the currently composed message. A simple alternative to ThunderHTMLedit.
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