Closed infertux closed 6 years ago
Two reasons:
While I understand that this may not be convenient or required for all users, this is a preference that TorBirdy will not allow you to change -- if you change it using about:config
, TorBirdy will override it when Thunderbird restarts. This explains the design decision for enforcing preferences.
If you really want to get rid of it, you can clone the TorBirdy repository, remove lines 156-158 in components/torbirdy.js
and then create your own XPI (run make make-xpi
in the directory root).
On [date], [author] wrote:
regardless of the system's locale? I think it's what mailnews.reply_header_authorwrote
is for. Or maybe add a new checkbox in TorBirdy settings for this? What do you reckon?Anyway, I'm happy to make my own fork if you reckon the current design decisions make more sense - just wanted to discuss what were the reasons behind these choices :)
Thanks for this great plugin. However, I don't quite understand why the date of the original message is stripped of the reply:
I find that having this timestamp is very useful, especially for long-running threads. What is the reason for not including it?
TorBirdy sets
mailnews.reply_header_type
to1
instead of2
which is the default in Thunderbird.