** Changed in: thunderbird
Status: Won't Fix => Fix Released
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Title:
Thunderbird - feature request - nest in toolbar
To manage
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Importance: Wishlist => Medium
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Title:
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To manage notifications
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Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix
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Title:
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I'd need this for the Cinnamon desktop. However, the upstream issue is
now WONTFIX.
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I like this idea too and wondered why it wasn't already done. :)
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Moved to thunderbird package since this is TB2+
** Package changed: mozilla-thunderbird (Ubuntu) = thunderbird (Ubuntu)
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If it lands in Tbird-3 than it should make it into Karmic however that depends
on how fast upstream moves and how many bugs they need to fix before release. I
dont have a ETA on release for it yet.
The package in the repos that you said was for Seamonkey well it is also usable
with firefox
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I did a search for mozilla-traybiff=common and found this:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/mail/mozilla-traybiff-common
Traybiff is an extension for seamonkey. It provides tray notification of new
email arrival by thunderbird.
This merely gives Seamonkey some of the functionality already in
I can't seem to find mozilla-traybiff-common in the repository. Do I
need to add a software source?
Are you referring perhaps to Firetray? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-
US/firefox/addon/4868 Firetray doesn't work for me since it won't allow
you to be notified of incoming mail while thunderbird
in the bugtraker of mozilla exist a bug to implement this feature in the
upstream code[1]
the bug description speak for hardy heron. in hardy the package are not
shipped, the solution?
backport the current partial solution from jaunty or other?
in the bugtraker of mozilla exist a bug to implement this feature in the
upstream code[1]
the bug description speak for hardy heron. in hardy the package are not
shipped, the solution?
backport the current partial solution from jaunty or other?
Is there a reason why this is a good idea? What do you expect it to do
for you? Just check email while Tbird is closed?
1. Try mozilla-traybiff-common this will check email while Tbird is
closed
if it is decided to happen you wouldn't see it until at least tbird-3.0
hopefully making in in
can you please provide more info on what you are wanting. I'm not sure
what you mean by thunderbird being in toolbar and what this has to do
with restarting thunderbird.
** Changed in: mozilla-thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
** Changed in: mozilla-thunderbird (Ubuntu)
If you click the close window by accident, or if you simply close the
application, it quits. You then have to restart the application from the
menu. Surely an email application should remain open and be as
unobtrusive as possible? All I am asking for is an option to minimise to
the top Gnome
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