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TotalQuickFilter: Alternative existing extension for TB 78 #99
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Hi, Thank you for this suggestion. I won't install it : no source code, and it requires total access to thunderbird and the computer... is it really necessary for a search tool ? |
Hello ES fans, I am the author of TotalQuickFilter and several other extensions as well as a longtime Thunderbird contributor. I'm considering either adopting ES or moving it feature for feature into TotalQuickFilter, both of which would be a large refactoring to bring it into the webextension/experiments world and future compatibility, if I can determine the work can be sponsored/funded. There may not be a large enough user base to support a kickstarter type project. In the meantime, feel free to see if TotalQuickFilter works for your use case. Anyone can view and check the source in the .xpi; it isn't compiled or obfuscated or minified; it doesn't phone home or collect anything. |
If indeed that's the case, why not just add it in the repo? |
@alta88 I'd be up for helping sponsor your work, especially if it got better searching into the mainline codebase (but either way, willing to chip in) |
I would contribute as well. A powerful search bar is extremely useful. |
To make things clear:
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We decided to bomb your issue instead 😃 |
this has nothing to do with gmail ui addon. NO MAIL FILTERS EXPRESSION SEARCH OPTIONS. & you guys keep fantasizing on it.. |
I don't mean to abandon Expression Search, but in the meanwhile I have found this alternative that works in TB 78:
TotalQuickFilter
https://bitbucket.org/alta8888/totalquickfilter/wiki/Home
It works in a different way, and it will require you to use the mouse while editing expressions.
But I think most of the search expressions can be done with it.
Example 1
For example, to search for this expression:
f:john or s:important
You would have to:
john,important
Example 2
It may look more complicated than expression search, but in some cases it may be simpler.
This search expression:
f:john or f:anne
Becomes:
john | anne
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