Our Reminderfox is compatible up to TB60.x. Many users left Firefox behind after 57, moved to Waterfox (Classic) and TB, but these days with version 68 for TB and Waterfox it seems Reminderfox is dead or ... Looking into the elementary setups of Reminderfox there are implementations which go with XUL features. One important point is the customizing of the menubar to place Reminderfox icons for access of functions like, open the main list/dialog, direct open the add event dialog -- just to name two. Moving to vers.68 compatibility without those access points it doesn't make sense to invest time and effort for a Reminderfox update. Forgive if there are details available how to implement a functionality like the "old" customize. If that it's possible and there are details 'how to' please give a note. Günter PS I'm very well aware there are more problems for an update >60.x, but the user handling is a key for this addon.

Have you considered writing experiment APIs to cover the entrance points you are missing? Philipp > On 2. Sep 2019, at 7:46 PM, gNeandr <gneandr@web.de> wrote: > > Our Reminderfox is compatible up to TB60.x. Many users left Firefox behind after 57, moved to Waterfox (Classic) and TB, but these days with version 68 for TB and Waterfox it seems Reminderfox is dead or ... > > Looking into the elementary setups of Reminderfox there are implementations which go with XUL features. One important point is the customizing of the menubar to place Reminderfox icons for access of functions like, open the main list/dialog, direct open the add event dialog -- just to name two. Moving to vers.68 compatibility without those access points it doesn't make sense to invest time and effort for a Reminderfox update. > Forgive if there are details available how to implement a functionality like the "old" customize. If that it's possible and there are details 'how to' please give a note. > > Günter > > PS I'm very well aware there are more problems for an update >60.x, but the user handling is a key for this addon. > > _______________________________________________ > Maildev mailing list > Maildev@lists.thunderbird.net > http://lists.thunderbird.net/mailman/listinfo/maildev_lists.thunderbird.net

Thanks Philipp, that tells me currently there is no method for that. If you point to the possibility the write an experimental API it would be good to give some reference how to go for that. Can you? Günter Am 02.09.19 um 20:07 schrieb Philipp Kewisch: > Have you considered writing experiment APIs to cover the entrance > points you are missing? > > Philipp > > On 2. Sep 2019, at 7:46 PM, gNeandr <gneandr@web.de > <mailto:gneandr@web.de>> wrote: > >> Our Reminderfox is compatible up to TB60.x. Many users left Firefox >> behind after 57, moved to Waterfox (Classic) and TB, but these days >> with version 68 for TB and Waterfox it seems Reminderfox is dead or ... >> >> Looking into the elementary setups of Reminderfox there are >> implementations which go with XUL features. One important point is >> the customizing of the menubar to place Reminderfox icons for access >> of functions like, open the main list/dialog, direct open the add >> event dialog -- just to name two. Moving to vers.68 compatibility >> without those access points it doesn't make sense to invest time and >> effort for a Reminderfox update. >> Forgive if there are details available how to implement a >> functionality like the "old" customize. If that it's possible and >> there are details 'how to' please give a note. >> >> Günter >> >> PS I'm very well aware there are more problems for an update >60.x, >> but the user handling is a key for this addon. >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Maildev mailing list >> Maildev@lists.thunderbird.net <mailto:Maildev@lists.thunderbird.net> >> http://lists.thunderbird.net/mailman/listinfo/maildev_lists.thunderbird.net

Hi Günter, I haven't checked what we've lately added in extension points. Have you checked by https://developer.thunderbird.net/ ? It is linked in the sidebar under the item "MailExtension APIs" and then the Experiments section in the sidebar there. One thing to keep in mind when writing APIs that integrate with UI is forward compatibility. If Thunderbird were to change the UI under the hood, could the API you are writing still exist, or is it very specific to certain UI elements? Philipp On 9/4/19 4:36 PM, gNeandr wrote: > > Thanks Philipp, > > that tells me currently there is no method for that. If you point to > the possibility the write an experimental API it would be good to give > some reference how to go for that. Can you? > > Günter > > Am 02.09.19 um 20:07 schrieb Philipp Kewisch: >> Have you considered writing experiment APIs to cover the entrance >> points you are missing? >> >> Philipp  >> >> On 2. Sep 2019, at 7:46 PM, gNeandr <gneandr@web.de >> <mailto:gneandr@web.de>> wrote: >> >>> Our Reminderfox is compatible up to TB60.x. Many users left Firefox >>> behind after 57, moved to Waterfox (Classic) and TB, but these days >>> with version 68 for TB and Waterfox it seems Reminderfox is dead or ... >>> >>> Looking into the elementary setups of Reminderfox there are >>> implementations which go with XUL features. One important point is >>> the customizing of the menubar to place Reminderfox icons for access >>> of functions like, open the main list/dialog, direct open the add >>> event dialog -- just to name two. Moving to vers.68 compatibility >>> without those access points it doesn't make sense to invest time and >>> effort for a Reminderfox update. >>> Forgive if there are details available how to implement a >>> functionality like the "old" customize. If that it's possible and >>> there are details 'how to' please give a note. >>> >>> Günter >>> >>> PS I'm very well aware there are more problems for an update >60.x, >>> but the user handling is a key for this addon. >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Maildev mailing list >>> Maildev@lists.thunderbird.net <mailto:Maildev@lists.thunderbird.net> >>> http://lists.thunderbird.net/mailman/listinfo/maildev_lists.thunderbird.net