See https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/msghdr-toolbar-customize/

Sfhowes,

The link you provided was for a more current version than I'm using. I found one for version for Firefox 115.00 - 128.00.

BUT, I get a notice, This Ad On has not been verified, so how is it verified? Surely something that is at least - older than one year would have been 'verified' by now.

What do / can I do?

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THANKS,

Remain WELL & be SAFE!

Robin

For TB 115, install v, 2.4.3:

https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/msghdr-toolbar-customize/versions/

Right-click the Download Now button, Save Link As..., download the xpi file, then in TB add-on Manager, click Install Add-on from File..., select the xpi.

Sfhowes,

Thanks! It seemed to work.

Now all I have to do is find someone the HELP me move TB & FF from this OLD VAIO which cannot be upgraded to new Windows.

Any takers (with patience AND who don't speak techie)?

BTW do you have Saanens or is it just a picture of a goat? I asked because we used to have a gentle doe.

You will find hundreds of topics on this forum about moving to a new computer.

Unless your PC is more than 12 or 13 years old, it can probably run W11. If it's now on W10, you should at least enrol in the program that provides free updates for another year.

Sfhowes,

>FrownS<, hundreds of topics doesn't help if I can't / don't understand.

I'm unsure how to determine the production - sales date of this Sony Vaio SVE171220XB (?). Unsure why I haven't heard about an update extension? How do I obtain it?

As before, THANKS

Remain WELL & be SAFE!

Robin

That Vaio has a Core i3 3rd-gen. CPU (11 years old) and should be able to run W11.

If you're on W10, open Windows Update where you should see instructions to enrol in free updates:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/whats-new/extended-security-updates

I don't own a dairy goat, I just observe mountain goats.

Be aware an Intel i3 can be forced to run Windows 11. But officially it isn't supported, and you might have trouble updating it. Personal anecdote I've attempted on newer systems and wasn't successful.

Officially, Microsoft requires 8th-generation Intel processors or newer.