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Expand mailing lists
Adds an 'expand lists' button to the compose window. It replaces all mailing lists with their contacts.
Joplin Export
Export your emails from Thunderbird to Joplin. To use the add-on, a running Joplin application is required (https://joplinapp.org).
Please note that this is not an official product of the Joplin team, but rather developed by a private person.
MetaClean for Thunderbird
Removes metadata and hidden data in email attachments preventing the leakage of confidential information that occurs in this type of communication and avoiding possible economic and reputational damages derived from the malicious use of metadata.
stripImages
Remove all images from message with one click.
Places a "strip images" button on the toolbar of the message compose window.
Clicking the button will remove all images from the message.
This helps keep mailbox disk space down.
Safelink removal
Replace URLs which have been rewritten by Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection with the original URL.
AddAccents
This extension allows you to easily insert accented characters as you type in firefox or thunderbird. It is similar to abctajpu (no longer supported). With the default settings, simply press "e" followed by "\" to insert "é" "a\" to insert "à" etc...
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.
Compose Responsive Images
When writing new emails, newly inserted images are made responsive by setting style="max-width:100%" and removing width/height attributes.
Strip inline images
Adds a button to the compose window to remove inline images from messages. The images are replaced with their filename in angled brackets.
This is helpful when replying to long message threads with lots of embedded images.
Remote Content By Folder
Decide whether to allow or block remote content in messages by comparing the names of the folders in which they are located to configured regular expressions.
To create your own collections, you must have a Mozilla Add-ons account.
