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Received Version History
26 versions
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Version 2.6.1
### New features:
- **Add support for Thunderbird 136 and later**:
The add-on now uses both legacy (JSM) and modern (ESM) module systems, ensuring compatibility with all supported Thunderbird versions.
- **Add support for Thunderbird 136 and later**:
The add-on now uses both legacy (JSM) and modern (ESM) module systems, ensuring compatibility with all supported Thunderbird versions.
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 2.6.0
**New Features:**
+ Added "Substitute folding white spaces (FWS)" option for Thunderbird 128 Beta and later. Enabled by default to ensure compatibility with existing user configurations.
**Behavior changes:**
* In Thunderbird 128 Beta, headers unfolding behavior has been updated to retain folding white spaces (FWS) instead of substituting them with spaces as in previous Thunderbird versions.
+ Added "Substitute folding white spaces (FWS)" option for Thunderbird 128 Beta and later. Enabled by default to ensure compatibility with existing user configurations.
**Behavior changes:**
* In Thunderbird 128 Beta, headers unfolding behavior has been updated to retain folding white spaces (FWS) instead of substituting them with spaces as in previous Thunderbird versions.
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 2.5.1
+ Add negative header indices support. Negative indices count backwards from the bottom of the message.
+ Improve single line mode headers separator. Now the arrow points in mail flow direction and the box is used as a separator for out-of-order sequences. The arrow has been replaced with a heavy arrow, so it is easier to spot in a long string of text.
+ Improve single line mode headers separator. Now the arrow points in mail flow direction and the box is used as a separator for out-of-order sequences. The arrow has been replaced with a heavy arrow, so it is easier to spot in a long string of text.
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 2.4.1
- Hide Received header until its value is set
to avoid showing header of the previous message during network/processing delay
to avoid showing header of the previous message during network/processing delay
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 2.4.0
+ Add option to remove duplicate headers. Submitted by: @the-glu
+ Add option to display all headers on a single line. Submitted by: @the-glu
+ Add option to display all headers on a single line. Submitted by: @the-glu
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 2.3.0
+ Add option to filter headers by order numbers
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 2.2.0
+ Add support for multiple capturing groups
*Updating*
Starting from version 2.2.0 the add-on displays header parts that matches all capturing groups of the regular expression. Previously it displayed only the first capturing group match.
Users may need to update regular expressions replacing 2nd+ capturing groups with non-capturing groups `(:?…)`.
*Updating*
Starting from version 2.2.0 the add-on displays header parts that matches all capturing groups of the regular expression. Previously it displayed only the first capturing group match.
Users may need to update regular expressions replacing 2nd+ capturing groups with non-capturing groups `(:?…)`.
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 2.1.0
+ Add support for messages displayed in a window
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 2.0.0
The add-on has been rewritten as MailExtension.
* This breaks compatibility with previous Thunderbird versions.
* The add-on requires full unrestricted access to Thunderbird for being able to display the Received header in the message header area.
*Migration*
You need to re-enter the add-on configuration settings. It is merely a single option: the regular expression.
In case you forgot it, look for `extensions.received.regexp` preference in the Configuration Editor (about:config page).
* This breaks compatibility with previous Thunderbird versions.
* The add-on requires full unrestricted access to Thunderbird for being able to display the Received header in the message header area.
*Migration*
You need to re-enter the add-on configuration settings. It is merely a single option: the regular expression.
In case you forgot it, look for `extensions.received.regexp` preference in the Configuration Editor (about:config page).
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 1.0.0
* Convert to Thunderbird 68 compatible add-on. This breaks compatibility with previous Thunderbird versions.
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 0.2.3
* Rework inline options to preferences window since inline options are not supported anymore in Thunderbird 58+
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 0.2.2
- [CritFix] Do not download attachments if the message is stored only on the remote IMAP server
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 0.2.1
- Always collapse `Received` row on message load to avoid showing header of previously displayed message during network/processing delay
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 0.2.0
* Switched header extraction to MsgHdrToMimeMessage. After installation the add-on will show “Received“ headers as soon as you restart Thunderbird. Rebuilding folder indices is not needed any more.
* Now the add-on parse each "Received" header separately.
* Now the add-on parse each "Received" header separately.
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 0.1.2
* Add "Received" to "mailnews.customHeaders" automatically
- Source code released under BSD License
Version 0.1.1
Bump add-on version and Thunderbird maxVersion.
- Source code released under BSD License
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