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Hi. I really like the new look of 115, but the file menu should be above the toolbar. Is there a way to put the file menu at the top of the window (above the toolbar)?

Thanks

Since Thunderbird changed the menu bar is not any more above the email bar. It is with Bestand, Bewerken, Beeld enz.

How can I get it back at the top??

It is far less easy now.

I wanted to ask for help but on the Dutch site I could not find a button for help. Only at he English site.

But I am Dutch.

Hope that I can get the Menu bar on top again like in Firefox..

Please help and change it back.

Kind regards

Paulien de Jongh [removed address, phone# and email from public support forum] Holland

I currently use:

  <profile>\chrome\userChrome.css 

to make various buttons stand out for some elderly users that I support. For example:

1. button-archive:hover {

  border: 2px dashed black !important;

}

1. button-archive,
2. hdrArchiveButton {

  background-image: none !important;
  background-color: #66ff66 !important; 

}

I can't figure out how to do this with Supernova (115+). Thanks.

After upgrading to 115.0, the mailbox display has an all-white background. This is not nearly as easy to read is in version 112, which has alternating lines of white & grey for the background.

How can I customize 115 to have alternating colours for the background of each summary line?

I want the unread messages in the list of messages pane to be "orange". I had the following in userChrome.css which worked prior to TB 115:

/* Messagepane text */ treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text(new) {

      color: #34ebdc !important;
      font-weight: normal;

} treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text(unread) {

      color: #34c6eb !important;
      font-weight: normal !important;

}

When I upgraded to TB 115 this no longer has any effect. How do I do this in TB 115+?

Thanks. mike

If you want your 'Message List' to use alternative colour stripes often refered to as zebra style then I have put together some code and instructions on how to create the effect.

Obviously you may need to modify the actual colours used. The following works on a Light theme. The striping is white and pale grey. On hover the text is black on a pale blue background. On select the text is white on a light blue background, but strong enough to show white text clearly.