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Software: Firefox 0.9 to 3.0.*, Thunderbird 1.5-3.0a1

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OS: Windows, Mac, Linux

Tired of having to download extensions and drag them into Thunderbird, then delete the original file? Want to install Thunderbird extensions quickly within Firefox? This is the extension for you! Install this into both Firefox and Thunderbird for it to work. Thunderbird version not compatible with ThunderBrowse

WebDemo:
http://thunderbrowse.com/tbextint-demo/ (really old)

Original Announcement:
http://www.thunderbrowse.com/thunderblog/2008/04/27/announcing-tbextint/

I created a preview video of TBExtInt in action (I missed the settings window, oops. Just know that it looks good).

You can see it here.

The next version of ThunderBrowse contains a new feature where you can install extensions by adding -install and then the url of the xpi file (this only works on AMO hosted extensions [or for any website host [ex: www.google.com] listed in your TB whitelist [extensions.install.whitelist]]) to the thunderbird executable, like so:

“C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe” -install “https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/downloads/file/26603/
thunderbrowse-3.2.1.2-tb.xpi”

In doing so, ThunderBrowse will open a window with the XPI install prompt for that Extension. You can choose to cancel or install the extension.

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If TBZoom isn’t working for you in the latest release of ThunderBrowse, you should upgrade to version 0.2 of TBZoom. The new update should fix your problems.

So many people asked for this, I just went ahead and made it. It’s Noscript for Thunderbird. And it’s nothing close to the Firefox version. So don’t assume it’s going to be incredibly awesome. That’s all advanced stuff that I’m not adding for free.

Since I’m not going to be personally using it, I have no interest to keep it going. Though I would probably work on it if people asked and donated (maybe).

What this does: If a website isn’t listed in the list (a space seperated list of domains found in javascript.allow.onpages), ThunderBrowse won’t run Javascript on it. To add a website, just add the domain only (ex: example.com) and ThunderBrowse will run javascript on bob.example.com, www.example.com, example.com, etc.

What it doesn’t do: Easy adding to whitelist, no statusbar stuff, no pretty images, allow js for mail, global allow js quickly.

What it’s never going to do: Run scripts individually, so that if I’m on this page, and there are scripts to run from wordpress.com, I can’t allow the scripts only from wordpress.com to run and not the ones on thunderbrowse.com.

This only works with version 3.2.1, it won’t even boot if you install in anything that is lower than that version. The reason is because of the function needed is broken in 3.2.0.9 and below.

As with TBZoom, you can’t redistribute this. You can link to this category for updates.

To install TB Noscript, click here while in ThunderBrowse.