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See the [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Extensions Mozilla Developer Center] for help with writing extensions. There is a list of links to helpful development tools. The [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/Extensions/Thunderbird Thunderbird page] has a tutorial, some examples, and links to other sites with resources for Thunderbird extension developers. | See the [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Extensions Mozilla Developer Center] for help with writing extensions. There is a list of links to helpful development tools. The [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/Extensions/Thunderbird Thunderbird page] has a tutorial, some examples, and links to other sites with resources for Thunderbird extension developers. | ||
= STEEL = | = Better extension APIs = | ||
New APIs are planned at the [Thunderbird:Extensions:Needed_APIs Needed APIs] page. | |||
== STEEL == | |||
[[User:Jminta/Steel|STEEL]], by jminta, stands for a proposed '''S'''criptable '''T'''hunderbird '''E'''asy '''E'''xtension '''L'''ibrary, a [[FUEL]]-like set of interfaces to facilitate Thunderbird extension development. | [[User:Jminta/Steel|STEEL]], by jminta, stands for a proposed '''S'''criptable '''T'''hunderbird '''E'''asy '''E'''xtension '''L'''ibrary, a [[FUEL]]-like set of interfaces to facilitate Thunderbird extension development. | ||
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Revision as of 19:28, 25 October 2011
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Mozilla Add-ons
Thunderbird Add-ons at addons.mozilla.org is great way to start browsing Thunderbird extensions.
Writing An Extension
See the Mozilla Developer Center for help with writing extensions. There is a list of links to helpful development tools. The Thunderbird page has a tutorial, some examples, and links to other sites with resources for Thunderbird extension developers.
Better extension APIs
New APIs are planned at the [Thunderbird:Extensions:Needed_APIs Needed APIs] page.
STEEL
STEEL, by jminta, stands for a proposed Scriptable Thunderbird Easy Extension Library, a FUEL-like set of interfaces to facilitate Thunderbird extension development.