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1. #Mailplane dock unread email pdf#
2. #Mailplane dock unread email install#
3. #Mailplane dock unread email full#
4. #Mailplane dock unread email plus#

To begin with, MailMate is not the most beautiful email app, aesthetically speaking. It doesn't have any pretty icons or colorful interface elements, but instead carries a basic chrome interface and nearly all text-based buttons. There's good reason for this: MailMate is a keyboard centric email management system, which means it saves you time if you take a few minutes to review it's extensive keyboard command set.

#Mailplane dock unread email full#

If you are super busy and like to get through your email quickly, or if you have to process metric tonnes of email every day, the quite beautiful icon for Mailmate gives us a hint as to its strength: carting in all your mail, sorting it in its virtual mail room, prioritizing it for your viewing or just stacking it up and setting it aside for later, and then getting all your outgoing messages on their way, on your schedule (with a built-in send-later features).Īlso, unlike most every other email app, MailMate offers full offline support, even for creating or deleting IMAP mailboxes. Users of web-based clients cannot work through their email inbox whilst in flight, for example, whereas true offline support lets you do everything except send and receive messages, which obviously requires an internet connection. New mail notifications work fine however. Mailplane dock icon unread count Offline# So I have a user who just started experiencing this issue about 2 weeks ago, after it was properly working for awhile.

#Mailplane dock unread email plus#

In my decade plus of tech training and consulting, I have met many people who have a hard time taming their inbox, partly due to the number of subscriptions they have, such as to Listservs, which-whilst offering access to lots of useful information and conversation-can often be the source of getting so far behind on reading through one's inbox. MailMate offers the ability to selectively "mute" conversations.

Don't need to read everything on a Listserv but don't want to unsubscribe? Take a quick glance at the subject or the first message in the thread, and mute it if you don't want to follow it. You'll still get all the subsequent messages, which can be automatically tagged and filed into smart mailboxes, but you won't see them show up in the unread count in your inbox. If a large numeral glaring through the email count badge has ever caused you stress, you are not alone. This seemingly simple answer to taming mailing list subscriptions will add a new level of calm to your email life.

Mailplane dock icon unread count Offline#.Needs both the add-on AND the companion app installed to work. systray-x: SysTray-X: A system tray extension for Thunderbird 68+.FireTray: Thunderbird 60 tray icon (js-ctypes version of Firetray).Other possibilities to get the functionality to see the unread messages: Restart Thunderbird and maybe logout/in as well. Ensure thunderbird-gnome-support package is installed as mentioned by InvisibleShadowGost (it should be installed by default as well).Ĥ. In Thunderbird open Tools → Add-ons: Ensure that the add-on/extension named "Messaging Menu and Unity Launcher Integration" is enabled (it should be installed by default - I disabled as I thought Ubuntu 18.04 has no Unity anymore but Gnome but it also works with Gnome).ģ. This will enable your system to receive indicator messages.Ģ.

#Mailplane dock unread email pdf#

Apple Mail like keyboard shortcuts, acting as default Mail Client, Mail PDF from Print Dialog, OS X Services, and much more. Enable great Gmail plugins on an account basis with a single click. Resize images, compress directories or capture your screen and attach it to your message.

#Mailplane dock unread email install#

in a terminal: sudo apt-get install libindicator7 libindicator3-7 Mailplane's notifier tells you everything about unread messages. Ensure that indicator support is installed on your system (packages libindicator7 and libindicator3-7 as mentioned here), it is most likely already installed.

Make sure following is in place to get the new email/message badge/counter for the Thunderbird Icon (Ubuntu Dock, Dash-To-Dock):ġ. There is a discussion around this topic on Mozilla Bugzilla, please leave your comments. Somehow it worked after a new install of Ubuntu 18.04 and it would have probably if I have not changed something. Maybe you still need some of the packages mentioned below (e.g libindicator7, libindicator3-7, thunderbird-gnome-support). The newest version v79 adds notifications emblems, great! With dash-to-dock you get a message counter.