Puntuado con 4 de 5 estrellas

por GayzeN el Mayo 10, 2025 ·

I've recently started using Signature Switch, and it is *almost* everything I want it to be. I'm thrilled to be able to use "fortune cookies" to insert randomly selected short inspirational quotes into my signatures. This was something I loved about some older pre-Thunderbird mail systems, in the days of the dinosaurs. It's such fun to have that option again. Preceding what follows, I want to restate that I love this add-on, and it's more than worth the following annoyance. My only complaint, and it's a big enough one to take away a star, is that Signature Switch gets upset, threatening to remove user support, if you check the option to put the signature above quoted material. This is a real problem in long conversations (which, of necessity, many of my exchanges with friends and colleagues become). I've got these nice signatures, thanks to this add-on, and no one sees them. The native Gmail application/browser interface settings have a simple check box that allows one to do this without any fuss at all. I'm told it's the default in other mail programs, too (though why anyone would want to use anything other than Thunderbird, I have no clue). It appears to be (though perhaps I'm mistaken here?) the current Internet Standard to place the signature above the quoted material. I'd love to see this option in Signature Switch without it making me feel like I'm a bad person for clicking that box. That said, I'm sold on this add-on, and will continue to use it happily. Mostly happily, anyway. Thank you!