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Off topic, but it's always surprising that these business blogs never link back to the project homepage (root domain). The Thunderbird blog has zero links back
by reustle 5y ago
Off topic, but it's always surprising that these business blogs never link back to the project homepage (root domain). The Thunderbird blog has zero links back to the project homepage in both header and footer.
- aliswe 5y agosame with help forums :(
- hericium 5y agoSeems that it's mozilla.com backlinks that are important for them. Other than to Thunderbird's blog, there's only a donation link pointing at thunderbird.net. It's about money not promoting the product. I appreciate no malware on that site though. Mozilla is so scummy nowadays that they infected their "we value your privacy" sites with Google's Analytics/TagManager spyware and force Firefox to open this crap post-updating. Thunderbird would open such sites, too, and you can't use uBlock Origin to block malware sites in Thunderbird.
- aspenmayer 5y agoGreat points all around! Do I have some good news for you: uBO is available for Thunderbird! Here’s the current releases: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases/ https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases/ Look for uBlock0_[version#].thunderbird.xpi You can also verify this support from their Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UBlock_Origin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UBlock_Origin
- hericium 5y agoHey, that's awesome! I stand corrected.
- aspenmayer 5y agoMore to the point, I hope it helps you! Since it’s been around so long, a lot of folks forgot or never knew that Thunderbird supports add-ons/extensions just like Firefox, or just expect the ones they want to not be available. I can only thank the devs of uBO.