com.ulduzsoft.Birdtray

System tray new mail notification for Thunderbird
 
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Birdtray is a system tray new mail notification for Thunderbird, which does not require extensions

Features:

  • Shows the unread email counter in the Thunderbird system tray icon.
  • Optionally can animate the Thunderbird system tray icon if new mail is received.
  • You can snooze new mail notifications for a specific time period.
  • Birdtray checks the unread e-mail status directly by reading the Thunderbird email search database. This means it does not need any extensions, and thus is immune to any future extension API changes in Thunderbird
  • It can hide the Thunderbird window, and restore it. There is also context menu for that.
  • You can configure which accounts you want to check for unread emails on
  • You can choose different font colors for different email accounts. This allows you, for example, to have blue unread count for personal emails, red unread count for work emails, and green unread count if both folders have unread mail.
  • Can launch Thunderbird when Birdtray starts, and terminate it when Birdtray quits (configurable).
  • Can monitor that Thunderbird is running, and indicate it if you accidentally closed it.
  • Has configurable "New Email" functionality, allowing pre-configured email templates.

The feature to "Start Thunderbird when Birdtray starts" needs the flathub thunderbird installed by default. The default thunderbird directory is "~/.var/app/org.mozilla.Thunderbird/.thunderbird".

Latest reviews
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Zahid 10 months ago

The official github page shows it is now updated to 1.11.4 but unfortunately this is outdated here. I would request to update ASAP and notify .

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KIMW 2 years ago

!!!EXCELLENT!!! Notifications System is very bad in Linux Mint 20.2 so this is so helpful for Thunderbird.

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Orko 2 years ago

works perfect on linux mint 20.2! looked alround for weeks now to find this. it gives even more options than with many addons on windows. the only thing i miss is "minimize on close".

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BradHazel 3 years ago

Im new to Linux so it could have been my lack of knowelage, but I couldnt get it to work on Mint 19.3.