First, notice how I didn’t say released.
Second, we are skipping 3.7 (3.8 has all the fixes + more of 3.7) because the Mozilla reviewers told us that reuploading makes it more annoying to change the review flag.
Third, it’s uploaded and you can go check it out on the preview channel.
It is currently pending review at AMO, and when they review it, it will be released (provided it passes their tests)
EDIT: I’ve just reuploaded it with fixes for the messagepane scrolling.
Man, check out that statusbar.
Fixed it. I’d like to thank Mark for the tip.
Here’s the change log:
In other news, I’m considering dropping the in app changelog and the ThunderBrowse new page as they are a chore to update. Does anyone use these? If there is a lot of usage for them, I’ll keep them in.
I’ll be uploading this soon.
Cheers!
So I finally had a bit of time to update ThunderBrowse, it’s not a huge update but it will fix a couple of bugs that users have brought up. I’m working on a game at the moment, so the update is a bit sparse.
I’m uploading this version to AMO right now.
In addition, I would like to ask if anyone is using CS Lite still. I know it has to hook into a cookies interface (like the one that I copied from Firefox), but if no one is using it anymore, I would like to remove the tbcookies.js file as it’s a rather large file. If you are using ThunderBird 3, this should not apply to you.
Also, I’ve been receiving reports that TB2 tabs will cause RSS feeds to stop displaying. I’ve been unable to reproduce this bug, so if anyone has this happening to them with this version, please let me know (also include the RSS feed that you are having problems with [I only need one]).
I’ve gotten several reports that users have not been able to read their emails while using the NM version of tabs. The workaround is to not use the TB3[NM] version of tabs and instead just use TB3 tabs until the fix is released.
The fix has already been uploaded to AMO.
Notice: This post was written waaaaaay back in August.
So during the downtime between hosts, I did a couple of modifications to ThunderBrowse to improve it and add some new stuff. And because everything is better in list form, here you go:
I’ve just uploaded this version to AMO and I predict it will be approved soon. From here on out, expect sparse updates for ThunderBrowse, for reasons I mentioned in my last post.
