Thunderbird 5 - Mark Subfolder Read (MarkSubfolders)

Thunderbird - Mark Subfolder Read is my favorite extension for Mozilla Thunderbird. When a new version is released many extensions aren't updated.

If you dont want to wait for developer changes, try this!


It's work in TB5 with few small changes:
1. download extension, rename to [extension_name].zip, extract
2. Open install.rdf find:
<em:maxVersion>3.2a1pre</em:maxVersion>
and edit:
<em:maxVersion>5.0</em:maxVersion> //for TB5
or
<em:maxVersion>6.0</em:maxVersion> //for TB6
Save file and close.
3. Go to chrome->content and open file markAllReadSubfolders.js
4. Find line:
var appVer3Orlater = version.substring(0,2) == "3.";
now replace 3 with 5 (TB5)
var appVer3Orlater = version.substring(0,2) > "3.";
Save and close
5. Zip all contents, rename to [extension_name].xpi and install.

Tested on TB5 & TB6 (Fedora 15, x64)

UPDATE TB10:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/marksubfolders/reviews/334602/

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  1. spiffikins24 august 2011 la 03:22

    thank you so much!! This worked for me for TB6 on Windows Vista 64bit.

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