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Thunderbird 3.0 and higher may display a new "reply list" button instead of "reply all", when the message appears to be part of a mailing list thread. "reply list" deletes all other To: and Cc: recipients, and it is the default action whenever it is present.
There are at least two situations in which this behavior is undesirable:
1) When one or more thread participants in the To: or Cc: lists are not actually subscribed to the mailing list themselves. This is common when dealing with high-volume lists.
2) When thread participants have configured their mail readers to flag messages in which the user appears in the To: or Cc: lists (indicating that those posts deserve more attention than the general "background noise" on the list). For instance, Gmail displays an ">" or ">>" icon next to threads in which the user has received replies, and displays nothing otherwise.
This add-on simply overrides the check for IsReplyListEnabled(), unconditionally returning false. Thunderbird will then fall back to displaying the "reply all" button, as it did in previous releases.
There are at least two situations in which this behavior is undesirable:
1) When one or more thread participants in the To: or Cc: lists are not actually subscribed to the mailing list themselves. This is common when dealing with high-volume lists.
2) When thread participants have configured their mail readers to flag messages in which the user appears in the To: or Cc: lists (indicating that those posts deserve more attention than the general "background noise" on the list). For instance, Gmail displays an ">" or ">>" icon next to threads in which the user has received replies, and displays nothing otherwise.
This add-on simply overrides the check for IsReplyListEnabled(), unconditionally returning false. Thunderbird will then fall back to displaying the "reply all" button, as it did in previous releases.
