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Since the add-on didn't work on my notebook I installed it in a virtual machine serving as reference. Notbook and VM use the following, identical software:
Kubuntu 18.04 (64Bit, Plasma 5.12.6, KDE 5.44.0, Qt 5.9.5, Linux Kernel 4.15.0)
Thunderbird 60.2.1
MinimizeToTray Reanimated 1.4.4
In the VM the add-on works as expected, no problem at all.
On the notebook I can install the add-on but it does not work. It quite often doesn't even appear in the list of installed add-ons after starting TB. If it does appear, and only then, the menu option Add-ons -> MinimizeToTray Reanimated also appears. However selecting that option does not show the configuration dialog of the add-on; the menu just closes.
I then created a brand new TB profile and installed the add-on but the behavior is the same. The problem therefore doesn't seem to be directly related to a somehow defective TB profile.
Is there anything more I could examine before going the painful (and probably even useless) road of reinstalling TB?
regards, Felix
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Since the add-on didn't work on my notebook I installed it in a virtual machine serving as reference. Notbook and VM use the following, identical software:
In the VM the add-on works as expected, no problem at all.
On the notebook I can install the add-on but it does not work. It quite often doesn't even appear in the list of installed add-ons after starting TB. If it does appear, and only then, the menu option Add-ons -> MinimizeToTray Reanimated also appears. However selecting that option does not show the configuration dialog of the add-on; the menu just closes.
I then created a brand new TB profile and installed the add-on but the behavior is the same. The problem therefore doesn't seem to be directly related to a somehow defective TB profile.
Is there anything more I could examine before going the painful (and probably even useless) road of reinstalling TB?
regards, Felix
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: