Aaron Grames wrote:
> Someone should create an extension for TB where you can add a person's
> picture next to their name in your contact's list!
>
"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119459"

On 12/04/2007 21:43, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused Aaron Grames
to generate the following:? :
> Someone should create an extension for TB where you can add a person's
> picture next to their name in your contact's list!
>
>
you are a glutton for punishment!

look for the "Messagefaces" extension and you can see (some) ugly mugs
in the message-header directly!

reg

ps - mine is one of those "ugly mugs"

Nir,

What is this link? Is it saying that it is possible?

Is this MessageFaces compatible with TB2?

Nir wrote:
> Aaron Grames wrote:
>> Someone should create an extension for TB where you can add a person's
>> picture next to their name in your contact's list!
>>
> "https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119459"
>
that's called an avatar.

that's frequently used on newsgroup that use php. could work on HTML
email. but everyone (most everyone - not me) bitches about html. If we
believe most reports on Mozilla groups everyone is still using 28K dial
up. DSl and Cable Modems are rare. ;-)

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Aaron Grames wrote:
> Is this MessageFaces compatible with TB2?
How about SeaMonkey?

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Aaron Grames wrote:
> Nir,
>
> What is this link? Is it saying that it is possible?
that is an 'enhancement' bug with 'new' status and having 18 votes , which
means this feature 'most probably' will be added to TB soon.

for solution , see reg's (squaredancer) message.

On 12/04/2007 4:33 PM, _squaredancer_ spoke thusly:
> On 12/04/2007 21:43, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused Aaron Grames
> to generate the following:? :
>> Someone should create an extension for TB where you can add a person's
>> picture next to their name in your contact's list!
>
> look for the "Messagefaces" extension and you can see (some) ugly mugs
> in the message-header directly!

Messagefaces has nothing to do with the address book.
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On 2007-04-12 14:39 (-0600 UTC), Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T wrote:

> Nir wrote:
>> Aaron Grames wrote:
>>> Someone should create an extension for TB where you can add a
>>> person's picture next to their name in your contact's list!
>>>
>> "https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119459"
>>
> that's called an avatar.
>
> that's frequently used on newsgroup that use php. could work on HTML
> email.

Er, X-Face should work, /non/?

Or would, if Moz/SM/Tb supported it. . . .

> but everyone (most everyone - not me) bitches about html.

Interestingly, you seem to b**** more about people b****ing about HTML than
people actually b**** about HTML. :-P

> If we
> believe most reports on Mozilla groups everyone is still using 28K dial
> up. DSl and Cable Modems are rare. ;-)

Comparatively, they are. Somewhat less so in Canada than in the U.S. -- and
certainly less so in the industrialised nations than in the rest of the world.

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Brian Heinrich wrote:
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> Interestingly, you seem to b**** more about people b****ing about HTML
> than people actually b**** about HTML. :-P

HTML mail doesn't really bother me one way or the other. I can actually
read HTML mail better provided a reasonable size font is used to create
it, Than Plain text but That's me.

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