Random Thunderbird Email Tips

 I've updated my previous post and codes.  I moved to more of a slate blue background color and lightened up the folder pane.  Overall, I think its a cleaner look.   Here is my current userChrome.css file: /*******Move tool bar above unified bar*******/ toolbar#toolbar-menubar {   Order:            -1 !important;   background-color: #435468 !important;  /* Color of menu bar */   color:            white   !important;  /* Color of the text - if needed */   padding-top:      0px     !important;   padding-bottom:   0px     !important;   margin:           0px     !important; } /***** Move window controls up to the menu bar ******/ .titlebar-buttonbox-container { position: fixed; top: 0px; right: 0px; height: 19px !important;  /******** adjust if necessary **********/ } /******Adjust and color unified toolbar******/ #unifiedToolbar {   height:  40px  !important;   padding-block:   1px  !important;   margin-block:    0px  !important;   background:  #435468  !important;   color: white  !im

Introduction to Customizing Thunderbird     This is a beginner-to-beginner document.  I can’t emphasize that enough. What I mean is I'm no expert, I've just put together this based on my learnings so far.     After many years of bouncing around email clients, I found myself quite dissatisfied with the options.  First, I’m on Windows 10.  The Mail app in Windows was actually pretty good. I used it in conjunction with Outlook 365 because I had a license for that from my company while I was employed.  But mostly I used Windows Mail.  Then Microsoft got rid of that and pointed everyone to New Outlook – nope.  I tried a ton of new email clients but they all had issues on things that I didn't like. I settled on Thunderbird (TB) just before Supernova (v.115) was launched. I used TB in the 2000s but forgot why I dropped it. But coming back to it was pretty good right out of the box using three gmail accounts and an outlook account. But, I had also joined Reddit and the