v0.4.0 — Archive on Reminder

New in this version:

- Archive email after setting a reminder (Settings → Inbox Behavior). When enabled, an email is moved to your account's Archives folder right after you set a reminder on it — keeping your inbox tidy while the reminder stays fully trackable in the popup, list, and notifications.
- Off by default — opt in when you want it.
- Uses Thunderbird's built-in archive, so it respects whatever per-account year/month structure you've already configured.
- Clicking a reminder still opens the original email after archiving.

New permission: messagesMove is required by Thunderbird's messages.archive() API. It is used only when the new option is enabled. No data is transmitted externally.

Requires Thunderbird 106 or later.

# Release Notes: v0.3.1

## What's New Since v0.1.0

### Visual Email Tags (New!)

Emails with active reminders now display an orange **"Has Reminder"** tag directly in the message list and message header. This makes it easy to see at a glance which emails have reminders set.

- Tag appears automatically when you set a reminder
- Tag is removed when you complete, dismiss, or delete the reminder
- Tags sync automatically when Thunderbird restarts
- Enable the "Tags" column in your message list to see tags in the list view

### Toolbar Badge (New!)

The toolbar button now shows a badge with reminder counts in the format **pending|due**:

- **Blue badge** - You have pending/snoozed reminders
- **Orange badge** - You have reminders that are due now

### Other Improvements

- Reminder counts displayed in popup header
- Improved popup UI
- Updated minimum Thunderbird version to 106.0
- Comprehensive documentation added

## New Permissions

This version requires additional permissions:

- **messagesUpdate** - To add/remove tags on emails
- **messagesTags** - To create the custom "Has Reminder" tag

These permissions are used solely to manage the visual tag indicator on emails with reminders. No data is transmitted externally.

## Requirements

- Thunderbird 106 or later