With the Thunderbird add-on, you can easily add Entry Timestamp as a custom SMTP header, providing a simple and efficient way to keep track of your emails. The feature is quick and easy to access, making email management more productive and straightforward.
If you're a user of Mozilla Thunderbird, you may be interested in the Expiry Timestamp for Thunderbird add-on. This handy tool allows you to add expiry timestamps as custom SMTP headers for single messages stored on an IMAP server.
Once installed, you'll have two ways to add an Expiry header: through the context menu in the message-list pane (for all selected messages), and through a new action in the Message Filters dialog (Menu Tools -> Message Filters).
This add-on gives you the ability to manage your messages with ease. Messages in a folder will be deleted when you call "Compact Folder" in the folder-list pane. With Expiry Timestamp for Thunderbird, you can set expiry timestamps for your messages and manage them in a more organized and efficient way.
Overall, if you're someone who values keeping organized and staying on top of your messages, Expiry Timestamp for Thunderbird is definitely worth checking out.
Once installed, you'll have two ways to add an Expiry header: through the context menu in the message-list pane (for all selected messages), and through a new action in the Message Filters dialog (Menu Tools -> Message Filters).
This add-on gives you the ability to manage your messages with ease. Messages in a folder will be deleted when you call "Compact Folder" in the folder-list pane. With Expiry Timestamp for Thunderbird, you can set expiry timestamps for your messages and manage them in a more organized and efficient way.
Overall, if you're someone who values keeping organized and staying on top of your messages, Expiry Timestamp for Thunderbird is definitely worth checking out.
What's New
Version 1.0.7: N/A