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MOZILLA THUNDERBIRD ATTACHMENT PROBLEM INSTALL

Unless you’re certain about doing whatever you intend to do with ALL messages, use this option with great caution.ġ. You can use CTRL+A to select all messages, including ones currently not visible in the message list view. Holding SHIFT, then hitting PgUp or PgDown will select all messages above or below the currently selected message, respectively, stopping with the first/last one currently displayed in the message list view. Holding SHIFT, while at the same time hitting either Up or Down Arrow will continue selecting messages in the direction you are moving.Ģ. Once you are in the message list view, and have a specific single message selected:ġ. To select messages in the message list view: This must be done after you delete all messages in a given folder as well. Hit SHIFT+TAB (once or twice) or F6 to move back to the folder tree from the message list for any folder.

Hit CTRL+W to close a reading tab and go back to the message list for the folder you had been viewing. You will use the usual reading commands to read through the message that you use in any other program. When you land on the message you want to read, hit Enter to open it in a dedicated reading tab. To collapse the thread, get back to the first message at level zero and hit the left arrow. If you are using threaded view, and hear JAWS announce “Level zero, collapsed,” use the right arrow to expand the thread to show all its individual messages. You know you’ve arrived when you hear, “List View.” Use up and/or down arrow to navigate through the list of messages. When you are sitting on a folder in the folder tree view hitting TAB will take you to the message list. When in the folder tree view you can use first letter navigation to move around (if you installed the extension noted above). You will still have to hit TAB until you reach the folder tree view. Upon opening Thunderbird, you will be in the folder tree sitting on whatever folder you had open the last time you closed it.

MOZILLA THUNDERBIRD ATTACHMENT PROBLEM INSTALL

After the install completes you need to exit Thunderbird and start it up again for this extension to become active.Tab 2 times to land on the Install button then hit enter.

Quick Folder Key Navigation should be the first result. Then hit Down Arrow to start navigating the list.

Tab 5 times more to gain focus on the list of results.

Then type in Quick Folder Key Navigation, hit enter, and wait a few seconds for the search to complete.

Tab 2 times, which lands you in the search all add-ons edit box.

If you happen to land on any other pane then use Down Arrow (or Up Arrow) until you hear Extensions.

Activate the Tools Menu (ALT+T), add-ons option (followed by A) and tab 3 times, at which point you should be on the Extensions Pane.

If you are using JAWS or NVDA, searching for this add on within Thunderbird is quite simple: You will only need to install this extension once for any instance of Thunderbird you might be using. This allows you to jump from folder in the folder tree using first letter navigation to move between them. IMPORTANT: For those using Thunderbird with a screen reader I strongly suggest installing the Quick Folder Key Navigation extension. The first bit about the Quick Folder Key Navigation extension is something that anyone using a screen reader with Thunderbird needs to do as soon as they possibly can, if they haven't done it already. The following is a brief tutorial I wrote as part of the "cheat sheets" I make for my tutoring clients when they're getting started with a screen reader and are using Thunderbird. The Mozilla Apps Enhancements add-on includes commands specifically dedicated to making it easy to rearrange columns and/or show and hide columns in Thunderbird. There is a column in Thunderbird that indicates that a message has an attachment, and I believe it's visible by default, though I don't know where it falls in the default column order as I've shifted columns around so many times for testing that I do not remember the original order.