Re: [orca-list] Plugin to jump easily in Thunderbird folder trree

[Edhoari Setiyoso <edhoari s gmail com>]

Yes, I was looking for that one.


Thanks

On 2/6/22 20:37, Andrew Hart via orca-list wrote:
> I'm not sure exactly how you want to jump through the folder tree, but 
> at the risk of blowing my own horn, I have an add-on available for 
> instalation via the Thunderbird Add-on manager (in the same way as 
> Expression Search NG) that may be helpful. The add-on is called Quick 
> Folder Key Navigation and it essentially lets you type the name of a 
> folder you want to jump to in the mail folder tree while the folder 
> tree has focus. You can jump to the next folder whose name starts with 
> a letter, or you can type the first part of a folder name and it will 
> jump to the first folder matching what you've typed.
> In the current implementation, it can only jump to parts of the folder 
> tree that are actually open, so you can close off parts of the tree 
> you don't want it to look in.
> Of course, while the add-on is enabled, you can't use the 
> single-letter Thunderbird short-cut keys, but these work as soon as 
> you tab away from the folder tree. The functionality can be quickly 
> toggled on and off from the folder tree's context menu without having 
> to open the add-on manager.
>
> The git repository for the add-on is at
> https://github.com/hartag/keynav
> which includes a Makefile for building the add-on. There aren't any 
> prebuilt extensions on there, but the latest version is already 
> available for installation in the add-on manager. If you really want 
> to build it yourself, you only need a few standard utilities like zip, 
> make, sed, find, etc., which are available on every Linux distro.
>
> Hth.
>
> On 6/02/2022 8:18, Edhoari Setiyoso via orca-list wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Can anyone recommend a plugin in Thunderbird to jump easily in folder 
> > tree?
> >
> >
> >
> > Regards
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Edhoari Setiyoso