Email Files Thunderbird Extended provides a convenient service menu to enable users to send files with Thunderbird. The software add-on simplifies the attachment process and improves the overall user experience while using Thunderbird email client software.
I recently tried out Email Files Thunderbird extended and found it to be a useful software for anyone who needs to send files via Thunderbird. This software allows you to easily send normal files and resize images before sending them.
One of the standout features of the software is its ability to automatically resize images larger than the standard size of 500000 bytes. This is done by a factor of 50% by default. The software will also notify you when an image has been resized. To use this feature, make sure that libnotify is installed on your system.
If you prefer, you can also modify the settings of the software to use kdialog popups instead of libnotify. However, this will require you to alter lines 46-49 of the EmailWithThunderbirdResizeLargeImages.sh file.
I have personally tested this software on my Gentoo system and it works properly. However, as with any software, you will need to use it at your own risk. The developer does not take responsibility for any potential data loss or system damages that may occur.
In conclusion, if you frequently send files and images via Thunderbird, Email Files Thunderbird extended is definitely worth checking out.
One of the standout features of the software is its ability to automatically resize images larger than the standard size of 500000 bytes. This is done by a factor of 50% by default. The software will also notify you when an image has been resized. To use this feature, make sure that libnotify is installed on your system.
If you prefer, you can also modify the settings of the software to use kdialog popups instead of libnotify. However, this will require you to alter lines 46-49 of the EmailWithThunderbirdResizeLargeImages.sh file.
I have personally tested this software on my Gentoo system and it works properly. However, as with any software, you will need to use it at your own risk. The developer does not take responsibility for any potential data loss or system damages that may occur.
In conclusion, if you frequently send files and images via Thunderbird, Email Files Thunderbird extended is definitely worth checking out.
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