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SEnder's Domain or Senders' address display

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wolfkir
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Add Sender's domain or Sender's address as a default column in the email list, or else as an option.

The add-ons have helped us detect phishing mails many times. Sure, there are other methods, but every bit helps.

Frankly, I don't know understand it had to be an add-on. It should have been included in TB from the very beginning.

For the record, we've used Firefox from before it was Firefox, and Thunderbird from when it was hived off from the browser.

Add Sender's domain or Sender's address as a default column in the email list, or else as an option. The add-ons have helped us detect phishing mails many times. Sure, there are other methods, but every bit helps. Frankly, I don't know understand it had to be an add-on. It should have been included in TB from the very beginning. For the record, we've used Firefox from before it was Firefox, and Thunderbird from when it was hived off from the browser.

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Matt
Matt
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This is user support. There is a feedback/idea forum here for this sort of thing which no one here can do anything about at all.

I am a poor choice to discuss this, because I have never understood what all the fuss was about. I click on the email and exactly that information shows up in the message header on the reading pane.