Rated 4 out of 5 stars

by BS on Aug. 12, 2023 · permalink

Thank you. That makes Thunderbird just a bit more comfortable.

The simple red outline which appears when one's entered something invalid is good design for people operating above their pay grade despite your warning.

For my fellow hopeful blunderers, it helps to remember a comma between lines.

Enormous thanks to Seandrake for "ctrl+w": "" (preventing accidental closing of drafts without saving). "Compose key bindings" box.

Some failures:
I haven't worked out how to change the keystroke to mark a message read/unread from m to x (mimicking Agent), but it's a triviality.

I found no way to change ctrl-V and ctrl-shift-V pasting behaviour.

I failed to get ctrl j to mark a message as junk, so removed j = Next message from the supplied shortcuts.