Mozilla New Mail Icon (Biff)
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Releases
- Version 1.2.3
- Intended for:
- Thunderbird 2.0
- XPI for Thunderbird 2.0 on x86 and x86-64 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.3-tb2.0.0.0.xpi
- Tarball:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.3.tar.gz
- Information:
Note: This release has the unfortunate side-effect of disabling the new Thunderbird 2.0 feature of popping up an alert box for incoming mail. Currently it's impossible to have both my extension and this feature working together. In future versions, this is fixed. In this version, you can always restore the alert box feature by disabling or uninstalling this extension.
- Version 1.2.2
- Intended for:
- Thunderbird 1.5
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.5 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.2-tb1.5.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.5 on x86-64 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.2-tb1.5-Linux_x86_64-gcc3.xpi
- Tarball:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.2.tar.gz
- Information:
- Version 1.2.1
- Intended for:
- Thunderbird 1.0, 1.5rc2
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.0 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.1-tb1.0.7-Linux_x86-gcc3.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.5rc2 on x86 Linux and x86-64 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.1-tb1.5.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.5rc2 on Solaris* SPARC:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.1-tb1.5-SunOS_sparc-sunc.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.5rc2 on Solaris* x86:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.1-tb1.5-SunOS_x86-sunc.xpi
- Tarball:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.1.tar.gz
- Information:
- Version 1.2
- Intended for:
- Thunderbird 1.0, 1.5
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.0 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2-i486-linux-gnu-tb1.0.7.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.5 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2-i486-linux-gnu-tb1.5.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.5 on x86-64 (AMD64):
- mozTrayBiff-1.2-x86_64-redhat-linux-tb1.5.xpi
- Tarball:
- mozTrayBiff-1.2.tar.gz
- Information:
- Version 1.1
- Intended for:
- Mozilla 1.7, Thunderbird 1.0, Mozilla 1.8 nightlies
- XPI for Mozilla 1.7 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.1-i486-linux-moz1.7.7.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.0 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.1-i486-linux-tb1.0.2.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.0 on x86 Mandrake Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.1-i586-mandrake-linux-gnu-tb1.0.2.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.0 on x86-64 (AMD64) Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.1-x86_64-redhat-linux-tb1.0.2.xpi
- Tarball:
- mozTrayBiff-1.1.tar.gz
- Information:
- Version 1.0.7
- Intended for:
- Mozilla 1.7.3, Thunderbird 1.0, Mozilla 1.8 nightlies
- XPI for Mozilla 1.7.3 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.0.7-i486-linux-moz1.7.3.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 1.0 on x86 Linux:
-
mozTrayBiff-1.0.7-i486-linux-tb1.0.xpi
- Tarball:
- mozTrayBiff-1.0.7.tar.gz
- Information:
- Version 1.0.6
- Intended for:
- Mozilla 1.7.3, Thunderbird 0.9, Mozilla 1.8 nightlies
- XPI for Mozilla 1.7.3 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.0.6-i486-linux-moz1.7.3.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 0.9 on x86 Linux:
-
mozTrayBiff-1.0.6-i486-linux-tb0.9.xpi
- Tarball:
- mozTrayBiff-1.0.6.tar.gz
- Information:
- Version 1.0.5
- Intended for:
- Mozilla 1.7.3, Thunderbird 0.8, Mozilla 1.8 nightlies
- XPI for Mozilla 1.7.3 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.0.5-i486-linux-moz1.7.3.xpi
- XPI for Thunderbird 0.8 on x86 Linux:
-
mozTrayBiff-1.0.5-i486-linux-tb0.8.xpi
- Tarball:
- mozTrayBiff-1.0.5.tar.gz
- Information:
- Version 1.0.4
- Intended for:
- Mozilla 1.7, Thunderbird 0.7, Mozilla 1.7+ nightlies
- XPI for Mozilla 1.7 / Thunderbird 0.7 on x86 Linux:
- mozTrayBiff-1.0.4.xpi
- Tarball:
- mozTrayBiff-1.0.4.tar.gz
- Information:
- On Mozilla Mail (of Mozilla "Suite"):
- Run Mozilla from an account capable of writing to the system-wide Mozilla directory (typically, this will be the 'root' user).
- Click the XPI link.
- Follow the instructions.
- Restart Mozilla when required. At this point, the extension is installed for all users.
- On Mozilla Thunderbird:
- Download the XPI file from this site (hold Shift while clicking the link to force it to download).
- Use 'Tools | Extensions' menu option to open the Extensions window.
- Press 'Install' and follow the instructions. Select the XPI file you've downloaded when required.
- Restart Thunderbird when required.
* Solaris builds were contributed by Jean-Christophe Collet.
Installation instructions
The easiest way to install this Mozilla extension is by using the XPI package (assuming the XPI was built for your platform).
Alternatively, you can build your own XPI by downloading the tarball and following the instructions in the README file.
Compilation instructions
To compile a package from the tarball, follow the instructions in the README file.