Rated 4 out of 5 stars

by supercrisp on Sept. 1, 2023 · permalink

I'm using this in Thunderbird 115.2 on Windows 11. When you call the quick move dialog with the key combo, the move action selected is the one under the cursor. My attempts to type a selection do not change this. So, unless I'm vigilant, messages often get sent to random locations. But I use this to be quick, so I'm not necessarily vision. My fix has been to disable the ability to call the move selection window with a keystroke. But that's the most useful feature. Also, as damir noted, you can't use Ctrl-Shift-M because it's already used in TB.