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Subject: Re: enigmail-thunderbird as an option in thunderbird port
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Andriy Gapon ha scritto:
> Is it possible and relatively easy to turn emigmail thunderbird extension into
> something like a lightning extension?

Yes, of course. I think we can drop support for tb 3.6 and put enigmail 
directly in tb/sm ports, since now it requires a complete gecko build.

> The reason for this request is two-fold:
> - it is more convenient when an extension installed from a port is automatically
> available as opposed to having to explicitly install/reinstall a .xpi file

Actually this is already done by the enigmail port.

-- 
Alex Dupre