アドオン
Flat Folder Tree 1.1.2 要再起動
作者: Gadget Master
Selectively breakout or promote sub-folders under an intermediate folder in the folder tree. Use with IMAP servers where some folders remain collapsed under special namespace like [Gmail] or the INBOX itself.
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Flat Folder Tree enables you to selectively breakout sub-folders under intermediate folders in the folder pane view. It does not alter your Thunderbird folder hierarchy or message storage. Instead, this add-on implements another folder pane view side-by-side with the existing ones like All, Unread, Unified, Recent and Favorites. That is, a new view named "Flattened" is added to the list of choices you have for folder views.
After installing this add-on, three new commands will be added to the context menu of each folder in the folder tree view.
Breakout Subfolders
This option brings out the subfolders of the selected folder and hides the parent folder itself. This is perfect for breaking out the special [Gmail] namespace imposed by Google Mail.
Promote Subfolders
This option brings out the subfolders of the selected folder and still keeps the parent folder visible. This is perfect for IMAP servers where special folders are stored under INBOX.
Restore Parent Folder
This option resets the selected folder's siblings and parent folder to their initial state.
After installing this add-on, three new commands will be added to the context menu of each folder in the folder tree view.
Breakout Subfolders
This option brings out the subfolders of the selected folder and hides the parent folder itself. This is perfect for breaking out the special [Gmail] namespace imposed by Google Mail.
Promote Subfolders
This option brings out the subfolders of the selected folder and still keeps the parent folder visible. This is perfect for IMAP servers where special folders are stored under INBOX.
Restore Parent Folder
This option resets the selected folder's siblings and parent folder to their initial state.
