by Realraven (Axel Grude) (Developer) on Sept. 21, 2016 · permalink

"BUT the Pro License will register to only one of the two email clients"

you're misinformed. The pro license is registered to one specific email address, but this can absolutely be used on multiple / different Thunderbird / Postbox / SeaMonkey installations, both on the same and separate machines. The email address is the key, not the number of installations. If you think you experience something else, I will need to debug the problem because as I describe is the way I have designed it. I will not rule out that you may have found a bug although I doubt it at this stage.

you can used it on many installations, you just need one common email address to verify your license, but you can have 10 or more additional email addresses.

If you want to use 2 different mail addresses on 2 separate accounts (and not share the same key), then please get in touch and I can give you a free license for your second use. I just need to know the second address.

It is just technically very difficult to "spy" different installations on the same system (on 3 different operating systems, Windows/Linux/Apple this would be several weeks of work and may prove unreliable) and email addresses are much easier to verify as unique. I have no problem in providing a second free license, just get in touch instead of doing a review because I cannot help you that way. There is a link on the options dialog to get in touch.

I am still working with the customer to resolve this situation - I believe there is a mismatch between email addresses. E.g. old gmail.com addresses used to end with googlemail.com which may be one possible explanation for the problem.

by Realraven (Axel Grude) (Developer) on Jan. 6, 2016 · permalink

you can drag tabs left <==> right directly on the toolbar. (No up / down necessary, that's an old dialog I really should remove)

another way to do this: you can delete them and add multiple items from the folder tree (which is sorted alphabetically) by highlighting them with SHIFT or CTRL. Also note that support (and requests for new features) is available here:

http://quickfolders.http://quickfolders.mozdev.org/bugs.htmlmozdev.org/bugs.html

by Realraven (Axel Grude) (Developer) on Dec. 16, 2015 · permalink

This is a thunderbird addon. If you want to download from Firefox, please right-click the blue button (download now) and download to your Computer. then drag the file into Thunderbird extensions. You can also install it _directly_ from Thunderbird by going to Addons and entering "Quickfolders" in the Search box at the top.

You can install it directly in SeaMonkey. Interlink is currently also supported. Postbox unfortunately doesn't support Add-ons anymore.

by Realraven (Axel Grude) (Developer) on Oct. 20, 2015 · permalink

Da sollte es gehen. Bugs bitte in Zukunft hier melden:
http://quickfolders.mozdev.org/bugs.html

by Realraven (Axel Grude) (Developer) on Aug. 3, 2015 · permalink

...here:
http://quickfolders.mozdev.org/bugs.html

also if you could upload or send me a screenshot that would be great. Usually a trip to the QuickFolders "bling my tabs" settings page and choosing some colors will fix any unforeseen display issues. Sometimes font and background color can coincide in unpredictable ways.

by Realraven (Axel Grude) (Developer) on June 19, 2015 · permalink

Thanks for your kind words - don't forget you can get a "pro" license to support the project even better - this adds even more handy features such as unlimited folder icons, quickMove shortcuts and the new "reading list" (planned for 4.1) - test drive the feature by installing from our beta channel.

by Realraven (Axel Grude) (Developer) on Aug. 7, 2014 · permalink

with your help I was able to fix this Ubuntu issue very quickly:
https://www.mozdev.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=25824

by Realraven (Axel Grude) (Developer) on April 26, 2014 · permalink

and well done on finding a visual style you find pleasing von your particular operating system / mail application :-) feel free to suggest another theme but bear in mind that the look of the host program (I support three, Thunderbird , SeaMonkey and Postbox) is very largely dependant on the skin your current operating system uses [so you already have 9 different looks by just using one version of each OS with default style. On Windows alone you can have a multitude of looks dependant on the skin you use - I personally use Windowblinds to further vary the look adn full themes on Thunderbird to modify the look even more - I highly recommend Nautipolis] so it is practically impossible to support all different looks without making this a full time job. Also I do not currently own a Macintosh so I can't even guess how my tabs are going to look on there.

My advice for a most native look would be to use the theme "native tabs" (I designed the QuickFolders with tabs in mind, even before Thunderbird supported tabs) or toolbarbuttons. I personally prefer something more colorful, hence "Flat Tabs" is the default.

I hope you will find Quickfolders a useful tool in the future,and let me remark that although the user interface is a big part of it, the main focus of this extension is actually about productivity. I am still learning myself what can be done with it, and I am working on the development for 5 years now. Make sure to reach out to me for the latest prereleases and to test drive the newest features I have come up with.