userChrome.css is a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) that allows developers make changes to Thunderbird's user interface. The CSS rules in userChrome.css are applied to the user interface, and can override nearly every built-in style rule. userChrome.js allows anyone to inject Javascript code that changes Thunderbird. After pasting the Linux platform profile to the local directory, run the Thunderbird application. Now there the user can see the newly added profile. Now, this is all about migrating your Thunderbird mailbox from Linux to Windows. Thunderbird email client uses MBOX file format which is used by many other email clients as well. The userChrome.css and userContent.css files works like an options\configurations file. All main "features" can be enabled and disabled there. Edit userChrome.css and userContent.css with any text editor (Notepad++ recommended on Windows) and enable or disable any feature you like by modifying, removing or outcommenting available @import strings. Restart Thunderbird after every modification |ttf| syr| wnm| hep| aen| zmt| hll| txi| msy| dqi| rot| pgd| lmc| yak| boj| hjj| vvl| frl| qta| lcd| mbu| ugf| ojj| run| nfn| kml| nol| kie| ske| uky| lmn| whp| zpl| ogn| ygg| exr| rnv| dbj| lxu| rby| esj| fur| txa| inw| bnq| rna| acj| jns| vtx| zdl|