Thunderbird configuration option list details
Could you please provide the list of option editable via Config Editor and details of the options function and default values? I would like to learn more on how to configure and maintain the configuration of Thunderbird. Are these options standard across Windows and Linux? Thanks in advance.
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I think you can start by looking at this article:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Mail_and_news_settings
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I don't think such a list exists. And of course it is made more complicated by the fact that many add-ons also use configuration options too, so we'd have to look to add-on authors to document their own additions to it.
I can't think of any obvious differences between Windows and Linux other than cases where you might store pathnames to resources. Ideally all such pathnames would be local and relative, but I have met some cases that need absolute pathnames, particularly if you want to share data between, say, Thunderbird and Firefox. The Clippings add-on comes to mind.
As an afterthought, the hard part is that if the default value built into Thunderbird is in use, you don't need a Config Editor entry. So after first setting up Thunderbird, the only things in the Config Editor would be the unique data you entered (your account settings) and any non-default settings you had selected. The vast majority of possible but as yet unchanged settings remains invisible. :-(
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I think you can start by looking at this article:
Zenos said
I don't think such a list exists. And of course it is made more complicated by the fact that many add-ons also use configuration options too, so we'd have to look to add-on authors to document their own additions to it. I can't think of any obvious differences between Windows and Linux other than cases where you might store pathnames to resources. Ideally all such pathnames would be local and relative, but I have met some cases that need absolute pathnames, particularly if you want to share data between, say, Thunderbird and Firefox. The Clippings add-on comes to mind.
Thank you so much. This is very informative and I appreciate you taking the time to reply.
Thank you so much. This is very informative and I appreciate you taking the time to reply
sfhowes said
I think you can start by looking at this article: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Mail_and_news_settings
Excellent...!! this is precisely what I needed. This and the note of Zenos provides me with a good start. Thank you so much. Your help is much appreciated.