TB QuickMove is a Thunderbird add-on that simplifies the process of swiftly transferring messages to frequently used folders.
If you're a Thunderbird user looking for a faster way to move messages to commonly used folders, you might want to check out the TB QuickMove extension. This handy tool offers a range of features to simplify the process of organizing your inbox.
One standout feature of TB QuickMove is its support for keyboard shortcuts. With this extension enabled, you can create up to 10 shortcut keys (ctrl+1 through ctrl+0) for quick access to your target folders. In addition, you can choose the target folders either through the Quick Move Configuration screen in the message menu or in the extension's properties.
When using the shortcut keys, TB QuickMove moves messages rather than copying them. However, if you prefer to use the menu or right-click options, you can choose to have messages moved or copied by holding down the ctrl key.
There are a few things to keep in mind when using TB QuickMove, such as the fact that the default shortcut keys for making the main Thunderbird window have focus (ctrl+1) and bringing up the address book window (ctrl+2) are disabled by the extension. Additionally, you'll need to restart Thunderbird if you make changes to the settings for ctrl-1 through ctrl-3 and ctrl-0, but not for keys 4-9.
Overall, TB QuickMove is a simple but useful extension that can save you time and effort when organizing your inbox. It's compatible with Thunderbird 0.5 through 2.0+.
One standout feature of TB QuickMove is its support for keyboard shortcuts. With this extension enabled, you can create up to 10 shortcut keys (ctrl+1 through ctrl+0) for quick access to your target folders. In addition, you can choose the target folders either through the Quick Move Configuration screen in the message menu or in the extension's properties.
When using the shortcut keys, TB QuickMove moves messages rather than copying them. However, if you prefer to use the menu or right-click options, you can choose to have messages moved or copied by holding down the ctrl key.
There are a few things to keep in mind when using TB QuickMove, such as the fact that the default shortcut keys for making the main Thunderbird window have focus (ctrl+1) and bringing up the address book window (ctrl+2) are disabled by the extension. Additionally, you'll need to restart Thunderbird if you make changes to the settings for ctrl-1 through ctrl-3 and ctrl-0, but not for keys 4-9.
Overall, TB QuickMove is a simple but useful extension that can save you time and effort when organizing your inbox. It's compatible with Thunderbird 0.5 through 2.0+.
What's New
Version 0.4.2: N/A