Ben Lerner

+1 for this. I might be able to help; do you have a sense of what's involved, or which bits of TBConversations internals are relevant starting points?

Yowch! This looks tricky, but I find myself missing this feature a lot, so I'll give it a go. (FWIW, I'm starting a new post-doc at the moment, so I...

tl;dr: The following code seems to work reasonably well for me: Message.prototype.expand = function () { ... // NEW CODE let msgUri = this._msgHdr.folder.getUriForMsg(this._msgHdr); try { let gDBView = topMail3Pane(this).gDBView;...

Yes. That would by FAR be the easiest and most correct way to do things (but see ramble below). In the code I took, the whole goal was to find...

Filed: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=686123 On 9/10/2011 9:45 AM, Jonathan Protzenko wrote: > I think you need to file a bug on Bugzilla if you managed to crash Thunderbird. That's important.

I haven't had a chance to work on making the function above scriptable (very busy at school), but maybe there's a shorter-term fix: could you add a hook, in hooks.js,...

In the latest version of Conversations I have (2.2.4), I don't see onMessageSelected anywhere. But, putting my hook into onMessageStreamed seems to be working so far. The following is the...

Yep :) I hadn't been using the -master branch because until this hook, I had to keep patching your code to keep this feature, and I tried to avoid doing...

I don't have that currently patched, because IIRC, I'd tried that once, and it just made back/forward permanently enabled, even if you were at the beginning or end of the...

It might, but at the moment I don't have a dedicated dev box, just my all-purpose laptop, which is running TB9.0.1 on Windows. It'll take me a bit of time...