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Conversations add-on: DKIM status indicator not shown in new tabs
When opening an email in a new tab, no DKIM status indicator is displayed. For the same messages, when viewed in Thunderbird's message pane (i.e. the one that's toggled by F8), indicators are displayed as expected.
This seems to have the same symptoms as #172, in case that's relevant. Happy to provide further logs/troubleshooting details!
Just tried to reproduce it but was not able to. Could you please tell which version of Thunderbird and the add-on you are using?
Also is where any error visible in the error console of Thunderbird? https://github.com/lieser/dkim_verifier/wiki/Debug#view-error-and-debug-messages
Aha, this is apparently due to interaction with Thunderbird Conversations. I've found #203, which seems at least a little relevant. Also, using Thunderbird's default reader view ("Open in classic reader") does display DKIM labeling appropriately.
The deviation from what I'd expect, then, is that the "pill" label is not included in Thunderbird Conversations' new-tab view (see below).
| Message pane | Tabbed view |
|---|---|
I'm currently on Thunderbird 115.14.0, with DKIM Verifier 5.4.0 and Thunderbird Conversations 4.1.7.
@Standard8 I just briefly looked into this and it seems like when opening an e-mail via double click in a new tab and the Thunderbird Conversations view opens, the browser.messageDisplay.onMessagesDisplayed listener is not called.
I don't remember exactly how it behaved in the past, but if I read https://github.com/thunderbird-conversations/thunderbird-conversations/wiki/Integration-with-other-add-ons#for-authors-of-other-add-ons correctly that has always been the case and so far still no alternative exist?
Tested with Conversations 4.2.3 and TB 135.0a1 (2025-01-01)
A little off topic: the normal message pane view did no longer show the content of any message when I click on one in the list. Neither the classic or the Conversations view opens, Don't know if I just configured something wrong or this is a new issue for Conversations.