Re: [orca-list] thunderbird: how to indicate whether message are read/unread

[John Covici <covici ccs covici com>]

OK, it was there all the time, I guess what I would really like is to
have the read/unread come first in the line -- is that possible?

On Thu, 29 Jul 2021 07:20:32 -0400,
Peter Vágner wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> Most likelly I am missunderstanding as it sounds very simple to me.
>
> I have configured thunderbird not to show message pane for
> me. Menu bar -> View -> Rozmiestnenie -> Message pane not checked
> .
>
> Then when opening individual messages I have configured
> thunderbird to open it in a new window not in a new tab. Menu bar
> -> Edit -> Preferences. Navigate with the tab key until you hear
> Open messages in pane new tab and adjust it to new window.
>
> Now when you navigate in the list of messages you should hear something like
>
> Re: [orca-list] thunderbird: how to indicate whether message are
> read/unread Peter Vágner Unread
>
> So the word unread is a part of the accessible description for
> each item which has not been read yet.
>
> If you press the enter key the message will get open in a new
> window and by default after 5 seconds thunderbird considers it as
> read.
>
>
> Does it make sense and is this you are asking for?
>
>
> Greetings
>
>
> Peter
>
>
> Dňa 29. 7. 2021 o 10:58 John Covici napísal(a):
> > Hi.  I have Thunderbird 78.12.0 and I am using Orca master within a
> > couple of weeks.  I would like to know how to get each line of the
> > inbox to indicate whether the message is read or unread?  I looked
> > through the menus, but did not see anything obvious, but I probably
> > missed something.
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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