rtanglao
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1 month ago - matt harris has done an edit https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/protect-your-thunderbird-passwords-primary-password/revision/279612 which is a good start but needs to be at the minimum changed to have
commandinstead ofcontrolfor the macOS shortcut
MODERNIZE: SUMO KB Article: Protect your Thunderbird passwords with a Primary Password
Anje's feedback:
≡> View > Toolbars > select 'Menu bar''Ctr'+'Shift' + 'J'on Windows and Linux/Command Shift Jon macOS[ ] Use the same rough outline as the Firefox Article: Use a Primary Password to protect stored logins and passwords
[ ] File a bugzilla bug in front end for hamburger to invoke
control shift jversion instead of the current one which requires folks to click OK[x] Matt's edit https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/protect-your-thunderbird-passwords-primary-password/revision/279612 is a good start but needs to be at the minimum changed to have
commandinstead ofcontrolfor the macOS shortcut and link to How to Customize Toolbars: How do I show and hide the different toolbars? <-- did a tiny rev of Matt's edit in revision 281249[ ] modernize screenshots
[ ] change based on Anje's feedback in bug 1887115:
[ ] document a) below based on
if they only need to interact with the JS console, I'd say "Control/Command Shift J" is better since it doesn't show the user other tabs and actions that might just overwhelm them<- from Alessandro in Matrix[x] Ask Thunderbird developers what is the difference between: a) Menubar > View > Toolbars > select 'Menu bar' / Control/Command Shift J aka
versus
b) ≡ -> Tools > Developer Tools (which requires you to click OK) > "Console Tab" aka the 
Multiprocess Browser Console:Multiprocess Browser Toolbox