Thunderbird 78.4.0

Is this of any use? I don't have 78.4.0 so can't check what it does.

The old way of editing toolbars no longer exists, but there's an add-on that allows it (it's a bit basic but it does work)

"Message Header Toolbar Customize"

Thanks for that - now sorted with a minor bit of head scratching when the names in the toolbar Customize window didn't match the button names :)

Apparently Thunderbird have changed the extension api.

For me it was QuoteCollapse that stopped working. I downgraded to 68 and will wait until Thunderbird has stabilised before upgrading.

See following comment from quote collapse developer.

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---- QC 2.0 used an intermediate API to make it work with TB6x. TB78 dropped that API ("legacy webextension") while the new API ("mailextension") lacks important features (such as content scripts for mail display panes) which will not land before TB82. So for TB78-TB82, we have to use yet another new intermediate API ("experimental API") knowing it might be gone soon, too. I cannot promise for that new rewrite to appear soon, unfortunately.

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yes, I found this too.

I've uninstalled and reinstalled from an older version I'd saved the

Using the "Message Header Toolbar Customize" from the link in a previous post I have re-ordered the buttons.

I used the beta version dated 31 Oct from here

Once restarting Thunderbird the buttons with text had changed to default icons. If you then right click on any of the buttons in the newsgroup posting header a configuration screen will appear giving the option to restore text rather than icons and gives the ability to re-order the list. Note followup = smart reply in the customise list.

you don't need to dick around downloading directly from the website, it installs easily using the standard thunderbird search from within tools/add-ons/extensions

Of course you could just have downdated to the one which actually works or learn the keyboard shortcuts, but in Tbird I find those totally illogical. Brian

Thanks - that seems to have done the trick.