It should have happened with Thunderbird some time ago. Thunderbird is one of those programs where my heart would sink as soon as I learned there was a new update queued up. They always break something.
The problem with their tabs is that they put different things on the same sized window. I like my overall Tbird to be almost full screened. But I like messages relatively narrow, because I (and people) generally read less efficiently if the lines are really long; it's harder to track back to the beginning of the next line accurately.
I like tabs in urxvt, vim, Firefox, etc. But they don't work well for me in Tbird.
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It should have happened with Thunderbird some time ago. Thunderbird is one of those programs where my heart would sink as soon as I learned there was a new update queued up. They always break something.
Oh come on, you love the multi-tab whatever that was forced on everybody. Thunderbird has definitely had some Gnome3-caliber failures.
The problem with their tabs is that they put different things on the same sized window. I like my overall Tbird to be almost full screened. But I like messages relatively narrow, because I (and people) generally read less efficiently if the lines are really long; it's harder to track back to the beginning of the next line accurately.
I like tabs in urxvt, vim, Firefox, etc. But they don't work well for me in Tbird.