Hi Carl, thanks for your feedback. (In reply to Carl from comment #0) > I currently use this web extension to add a mark all read button: > https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/mark-all-read-we > Sometimes, not all messages are set to be as read. I have to then press shift+c for all to be set as read. I installed this addon on 78.9.1 (32-bit) win10 and it's doing absolutely nothing for me. Addon bugs are not TB bugs, please inform addon author. > I have tried adding the button mark to the toolbar to do the same thing, but it's default is to only mark the currently selected message as read. I have to press on the arrow and select mark all read for all messages to be marked as read, which is extra steps I don't think is necessary. You can press Ctrl+A to select all messages (read+unread), then TB's custom Mark button (once or twice until all unread). Alternatively, you can do Ctrl+A, Shift+C for keyboard only. I'm a total efficiency fan, and I think that's efficient enough out of the box. > What I'd like to do at the minimum, is change the default of the mark button so that it defaults to the one that shift+c is for. I think it's by design: It's inverting the read status smartly: - If there are more unread messages -> mark all read. - If there are more read messages -> mark all unread. I don't think we'll want to change that. We might accept a patch if someone wants to write a "Mark all read" button, but I don't see us spending time on this.
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Hi Carl, thanks for your feedback. (In reply to Carl from comment #0) > I currently use this web extension to add a mark all read button: > https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/mark-all-read-we > Sometimes, not all messages are set to be as read. I have to then press shift+c for all to be set as read. I installed this addon on 78.9.1 (32-bit) win10 and it's doing absolutely nothing for me. Addon bugs are not TB bugs, please inform addon author. > I have tried adding the button mark to the toolbar to do the same thing, but it's default is to only mark the currently selected message as read. I have to press on the arrow and select mark all read for all messages to be marked as read, which is extra steps I don't think is necessary. You can press Ctrl+A to select all messages (read+unread), then click TB's custom Mark button (once or twice until all unread). Alternatively, you can do Ctrl+A, Shift+C for keyboard only. I'm a total efficiency fan, and I think that's efficient enough out of the box. > What I'd like to do at the minimum, is change the default of the mark button so that it defaults to the one that shift+c is for. I think it's by design: It's inverting the read status smartly: - If there are more unread messages -> mark all read. - If there are more read messages -> mark all unread. I don't think we'll want to change that. We might accept a patch if someone wants to write a "Mark all read" button, but I don't see us spending time on this.
Hi Carl, thanks for your feedback. (In reply to Carl from comment #0) > I currently use this web extension to add a mark all read button: > https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/mark-all-read-we > Sometimes, not all messages are set to be as read. I have to then press shift+c for all to be set as read. I installed this addon on 78.9.1 (32-bit) win10 and it's doing absolutely nothing for me. Addon bugs are not TB bugs, please inform addon author. > I have tried adding the button mark to the toolbar to do the same thing, but it's default is to only mark the currently selected message as read. I have to press on the arrow and select mark all read for all messages to be marked as read, which is extra steps I don't think is necessary. You can press Ctrl+A to select all messages (read+unread), then click TB's custom Mark button (once or twice until all unread). Alternatively, you can do Ctrl+A, Shift+C for keyboard only. I'm a total efficiency fan, and I think that's efficient enough out of the box. > What I'd like to do at the minimum, is change the default of the mark button so that it defaults to the one that shift+c is for. I think it's by design: It's inverting the read status smartly: - If there are more unread messages -> mark all read. - If there are more read messages -> mark all unread. I don't think we'll want to change that. We might accept a patch if someone wants to write a "Mark all read" button, but I don't see us spending time on this.