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Extract 'Em!
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Extracts attachments from messages within an account or folder, with the option to select specific attachments. By default, extracted attachments are saved to a .zip file.
GTrash
Provides a button and keyboard shortcut (Shift + Alt + Delete by default) to move mail to its account's Trash folder, regardless of normal delete setting. It was developed to improve the experience of using GMail via IMAP.
selectAll Button
This Add-on installs a button on the mail toolbar that will when clicked select all messages within the folder.
Hawk (Like ChatGPT in your emails)
Hawk for Thunderbird is an AI-powered plugin designed to generate clear and personalized emails, translate content, fix grammar errors, and streamline your email communication workflow.
RemindIt
Help in reminding mails to be answer or sent again. Choose a reminder date for each received or send message that are highlighted in the message list, depending on their status (expired, soon to exprire, to be reminded). Sending a reminder is eased.
FileLink Provider for OwnCloud and NextCloud
Uploads your large attachments to your OwnCloud or NextCloud server and instead inserts a public link into your email.
QuickOWL
Quickly Open Web Links using custom context menu with selected text as input
QuickOWL saves one's time in copying text from email and pasting in browser page to do some action or searching.
Empty Folder
Adds a keyboard action (Ctrl+Del) and a folder context menu to delete all messages in a folder. Has a confirmation dialog to prevent accidental deletions
Deselect on Delete TB78
Disables selection of the next message when deleting.
A quick port of squib's "Deselect on Delete" for thundebird 78.
Edit Email Subject (EES)
FileLink provider for Send
Securely encrypt and upload large attachments to any Send service instance (formerly Firefox Send).
English-Russian dictionary
Open Google Calendar
Adds the Google Calendar web interface in a new Thunderbird tab. Creating and viewing events works like in a browser (Firefox, Chrome, ...)
To create your own collections, you must have a Mozilla Add-ons account.
