Rated 5 out of 5 stars

by FreeBeerJkt on Dec. 31, 2019 ·

This is not working for me. Very please to see this finally out but it is not doing anything. My folders remain the same default colours. Should I be doing anything extra ?. If yes please help me freebeerjkt@gmail.com.
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Thanks for the fast reply and REALLY appreciate the help.
Problem is I right click on a folder and choose a color but the folder remains exactly the same, no changes.
I am running Win10pro, latest version. Thunderbird portable version 68.3.1.
A list of the other add-ons can be sent if I am givine an email address to send them to.
If you need anything else please just let me know.
Best regards,
Tony.
Thanks in advance.
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Update 01/Jan/2020.
Here is a list of installed add-ons.

01. Add Signature v0.4.4
02. Automatic Dictionary v1.12.0
03. BorderColors D v1.3.0
04. Colored Folders v1.3.1
05. Confirm Address v1.2.11
06. Emoji v1.68.1
07. Get/Send Button v5.7.5
08. Identity Chooser v1.9.9
09. Menu On Top v1.16
10. No Message Sorting by Mouse v1.5
11. Open Google Calendar v1.4
12. Open With v6.9.2
13. Phoenity Buttons v3.5
14. Phoenity Icons v2.6
15. Provider for Google Calendar
16. Quick Folders v4.17.5
17. Quicktext v2.8
18. Rise of the Tools v1.2.0.2
19. Send Later v7.3.4
20. Threadkey v1.4
21. ThunderKeepPlus v0.10.4
22. Xpunge v1.0.0
23. duplicateContactsManager v2.1.1

This review is for a previous version of the add-on (1.2.5.2). 

by Lab5 (Developer) on Dec. 31, 2019 ·

First of all I don't appreciate you downvote this Add-on before you even give my ANY chance to do anything.

Second : Provide usefull information - See, my crystal ball is currently broken so unfortunately you'll actually have to post it digitally.

Informations that could be usefull :
What version of TB do you use ?
What operating system ?
Do you have any other Add-ons or themes installed ? If yes : which ones ( list them ) ?

See i'll have to reproduce your setup and thus the error itself in order to analyze and understand it in the first place.

Have a good day, sir.