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Nope, but if there isn't a particular reason for using thunderbird (ie. |
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some function unlikely to be found in other clients). But opera webbrowser |
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comes with an email client built into it, and if you use a panel view, |
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well you'll get a nice little tree called mailing lists :-) |
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So if switching browser is an option, then there's a cause :-) |
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Zeerak |
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On Wed, 02 Dec 2009 22:01:09 +0100, Stefan G. Weichinger <lists@×××××.at> |
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> Stefan G. Weichinger schrieb: |
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>> whoops. I hadn't looked back at that thread for weeks, only found it |
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>> now. |
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> Does anyone know of a helpful addon for thunderbird which allows to |
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> simply follow threads on mailinglists? |
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> I always think of the possibility to somehow bookmark a thread and to be |
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> able to quickcheck all these threads for replies, without the need of |
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> scrolling through miles of other postings (yep, I already sort mails |
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> into folders and use the threaded view). |
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> Maybe someone knows more than me (many do ...) |
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> Stefan |
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