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The_Tick wrote:Requiring growlnotify and not bundling it is too hard for our users though, sorry.

You think I should bundle the growlnotify into the extension itself? But then it will not be updated as someone update the "system" one.

It'd have to be much easier to install. As far as I know it is. You have to have growlnotify command line utility and installation in Thunderbird is really simple (the same as with all other extensions). If you are implying about the notification if the growlnotify command line utility is missing I...

and I'm only trying to get you to see the better option, but either way, good luck. Thanks. :-) Please find a way to support your plugin outside of the Growl forums. You're welcome to report issues that are about Growl here, but we generally want to keep this just about Growl and not about the soft...

The_Tick wrote:If I bought a new car, and it didn't have a full tank in it, I would return it.

A new home made car, made as a hobby and given for free to everybody who wants it.

Do you have a forum where this guy can ask you about this directly? No, sorry. If I bought a car brand new, and it didn't have oil, I would not only return it, but would tell everyone I knew about it. I am talking about oil as gasoline, benzine. It would be normal to go to a gas station if you are ...

I installed the add-on without any problem but I am receiving notices twice for each email. I am using the latest release of Thunderbird with IMAP. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks! This is strange. Do you use filters? Can you send me some debug info? You can enable it with setting "extensio...

In all honesty though, do you really believe it is easier and more effective to try and change the behaviors of users to meet your criteria than to provide a more defined workflow? I do not really get you here. I think that the problem could be only that I overdefine the workflow so you have to rea...

You're the person writing the code, the least you could do is make it easy to use. Why reading this line makes me feel that I am doing something wrong when I am writing the code and the least I can do to make it right is to make it easy to use? I think the correct line is: I am writing the code vol...

The_Tick wrote:That's kinda a gross way to distribute software though. You should at least warn them if they have the plugin and none of the other requirements by popping open a window or something to tell them.

Or maybe they could read requirements. :-)

Stickiness should be enabled through Growl preference panel in system preferences and not through application. Growl centralizes all your notification preferences into its preference pane - you can control them all from one place, and you know exactly how they are going to behave. If Thunderbird rec...

It works as I see from the feedback. Please read some comments on the page for some guidelines how to install all requirements.

I made an extension which adds Growl support to Thunderbird through growlnotify command line utility:

https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/3448/

I made an extension which adds this feature to Thunderbird through growlnotify command line utility:

https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/3448/