Add-ons
Flex Confirm Mail 3.0.4
by ClearCode Inc.
Confirm mail address and attachments based on flexible rules.
About this Add-on
# For Thunderbird 78 users
The WebExtensions-based version Flex Confirm Mail 3.0.0 is now available. It is not uploaded addons.thunderbird.net and not available via auto-update, because it is an early release and not safe for distributing globally yet.
# For Thunderbird 68 users
Due to restrictions of Thunderbird Add-ons website, the most recently uploaded version is downloadable on this front page. Currently it is the version 1.17.1 for Thunderbird 60 instead of the version 2.2.1 for Thunderbird 68, because 1.17.1 was released after 2.2.1. Please download 2.2.1 via the link "View other versions" if you use Thunderbird 68.
# Flex Confirm Mail
This is an extended version of the addon "Confirm Mail". You can define "exceptions" for confirmation.
## Exceptional Domains
You can define exceptions of "foreign" domains, via the configuration dialog or the preference `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptional-domains`. If you put some domains to the list and you try to send a mail to an address listed in the exceptional domains list, then an extra confirmation dialog will be shown. The message of the confirmation dialog can be customized via two preferences: `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptionalDomain.title` and `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptionalDomain.message`. It will be useful in a case like: your SMTP server always encrypts your mail automatically but there are some exceptions.
## Exceptional Suffixes
You can define exceptions of attachments, via the configuration dialog or the preference `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptional-suffixes`. If you put some "extension"s to the list and you try to send a mail with an attachment including a suffix listed in the preference, then an extra confirmation dialog will be shown. The message of the confirmation dialog can be customized via two preferences: `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptionalSuffix.title` and `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptionalSuffix.message`. It will be useful in a case like: your SMTP server always encrypts attachments but there are some exceptions.
The WebExtensions-based version Flex Confirm Mail 3.0.0 is now available. It is not uploaded addons.thunderbird.net and not available via auto-update, because it is an early release and not safe for distributing globally yet.
# For Thunderbird 68 users
Due to restrictions of Thunderbird Add-ons website, the most recently uploaded version is downloadable on this front page. Currently it is the version 1.17.1 for Thunderbird 60 instead of the version 2.2.1 for Thunderbird 68, because 1.17.1 was released after 2.2.1. Please download 2.2.1 via the link "View other versions" if you use Thunderbird 68.
# Flex Confirm Mail
This is an extended version of the addon "Confirm Mail". You can define "exceptions" for confirmation.
## Exceptional Domains
You can define exceptions of "foreign" domains, via the configuration dialog or the preference `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptional-domains`. If you put some domains to the list and you try to send a mail to an address listed in the exceptional domains list, then an extra confirmation dialog will be shown. The message of the confirmation dialog can be customized via two preferences: `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptionalDomain.title` and `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptionalDomain.message`. It will be useful in a case like: your SMTP server always encrypts your mail automatically but there are some exceptions.
## Exceptional Suffixes
You can define exceptions of attachments, via the configuration dialog or the preference `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptional-suffixes`. If you put some "extension"s to the list and you try to send a mail with an attachment including a suffix listed in the preference, then an extra confirmation dialog will be shown. The message of the confirmation dialog can be customized via two preferences: `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptionalSuffix.title` and `net.nyail.tanabec.confirm-mail.exceptionalSuffix.message`. It will be useful in a case like: your SMTP server always encrypts attachments but there are some exceptions.
