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Re: Status of the "Compose in a tab" experiment
by Jonathan Protzenko
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Hi Douglas and others potentially following this thread,
The compose in a tab experiment is and remains an experiment. I have no
time to invest any more time into it, so please consider it as a dead
project from now on. (There should be a disclaimer for that on the
addon page on addons.mozilla.org)
The goal of that experiment was manifold:
- perform all the composition process with as much as javascript as
possible: most of that work has been recycled for the Thunderbird
Conversations addon and its quick reply feature (which is actively
maintained),
- experiment with another editor for writing html mail: the ckeditor
has been a less than satisfactory one, and I don't think we want to
keep it if we were to do future iterations of this thing,
- implement the compose in a tab feature: since tabs on top just
recently landed on trunk, I'm pretty sure we'll see that fixed in the
upcoming months.
Thanks for your interest! Cheers,
jonathan
On Fri 30 Dec 2011 08:11:24 PM CET, Douglas Shuck wrote:
> Hello
>
> I really like Compose 0.2, addresses a number of short falls withing
> the in standard Thunderbird product in the messaging area. The only
> issue that i have experienced is that it apparently disables my spell
> checker. I use US Spell Checker 5.0.1 and simply won't work as long as
> Compose is enabled. Has anyone else experienced this?
>
> Doug
>
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The compose in a tab experiment is and remains an experiment. I have no
time to invest any more time into it, so please consider it as a dead
project from now on. (There should be a disclaimer for that on the
addon page on addons.mozilla.org)
The goal of that experiment was manifold:
- perform all the composition process with as much as javascript as
possible: most of that work has been recycled for the Thunderbird
Conversations addon and its quick reply feature (which is actively
maintained),
- experiment with another editor for writing html mail: the ckeditor
has been a less than satisfactory one, and I don't think we want to
keep it if we were to do future iterations of this thing,
- implement the compose in a tab feature: since tabs on top just
recently landed on trunk, I'm pretty sure we'll see that fixed in the
upcoming months.
Thanks for your interest! Cheers,
jonathan
On Fri 30 Dec 2011 08:11:24 PM CET, Douglas Shuck wrote:
> Hello
>
> I really like Compose 0.2, addresses a number of short falls withing
> the in standard Thunderbird product in the messaging area. The only
> issue that i have experienced is that it apparently disables my spell
> checker. I use US Spell Checker 5.0.1 and simply won't work as long as
> Compose is enabled. Has anyone else experienced this?
>
> Doug
>
> --
> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google
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