Thunderbird Add-on "Correct Identity" (V2.x.x)
This add-on now works with Thunderbird versions > 67.
It's a perfect alternative/continuation
- of the original (version 1.x.x) Correct Identity
- to Flexible Identity
which don't work anymore because Thunderbird switched to new Plugin API framework called WebExtension.
The add-on comes in 5 different languages. Here is a screenshot of the settings window:
Installation
This add-on update is not yet available at the official Thunderbird add-on store, but will be avialable soon on the update channel (https://addons.thunderbird.net/de/thunderbird/addon/correct-identity/).
Steps for installation (local build):
- Download this repository
- In the repository folder, execute
./make_xpi.sh
to create an .xpi file - Open Thunderbird, go to /Add-ons/, and click /Install add-on from file/
- Choose the .xpi file in the repository folder
The .xpi files come in two flavours:
- correct_identity_vX.Y.Z.xpi is a version which could (in theory) be released to the official Thunderbird add-on store
- correct_identity_vX.Y.Z_dev.xpi has the same content, but has no limitation on the highest supported Thunderbird version ("strict_max_version"). Use this version to test this add-on on newer Thunderbird versions not known at date of the add-on release. (Feedback welcome).
The add-on can now be configured in the add-on manager tab.
Alternatively you can directly download an .xpi file from the "Releases" section.
Development & Contributing
- Fork this repo and download it with
git pull
- Call
./make_xpi.sh
in the repo - In Thunderbird, Menu /Extras/ → /Development Tools/ → /Debug Add-ons/
- /Load temporary Add-on/ and select the .xpi file
- Then you can press /Reload/
- …
- Send us a pull request!
Note that you have to generate a .xpi file with the same name whenever you change the source code. You can use a file watcher like inotify to automate this.
In Menu /Extras/ → /Development Tools/ you'll also find a dev console and more debugging tools.
Acknowledgment
Many thanks to @dennisverspuij, the original author , and to @ldreier who ported this add-on to Thunderbird 67!
Trivia
Before this fork:
Here is the old version of Correct Identity which doesn't work on Thunderbird versions > 67.