de_mattos wrote:
> Thunderbird is not a website but a "real" application, and besides
> that: when you have both a Chrome "application" and a default Chrome
> window running, your link will open as a new tab in the default Chrome
> window. Chris wants it in a third window (am I right Chris?).
If by "third" you mean "new", then yes...
Chris
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