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I translate strings of extension to Russian.
Add this locale to upstream, please.
With kind regards.

ru.zip

Currently I have a custom mail filter rule for each of my customers' domain to add a tag. It is cumbersome at best.

I would very much appreciate an additional option to auto tag messages from an entire sender domain (and not just a specific user).

Good morning,
Would it be possible to add a feature that adds a tag of messages (e-mails) being sent as reply, based on the tags of the original message I'm replying to? That would be great!

Ability to back up and restore the addon's options.

Great addon!

I have multiple email addresses that forward their mail to a unified email address.

Adding the ability to auto-tag the recipient address per email would be greatly helpful. This would help me identify which of my mail accounts the message was intended for.

Expected Behavior

1. Clicking the Autotag button doesn't produce the list of tags.
2. The Options page shows only three lines, all of which say 'Missing string'

Actual Behavior

1. Clicking the Autotag button should produce the list of tags.
2. The Options page should show more than that.

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

Follow instructions to use the addon.

Specifications

• Thunderbird-Version: 91.4.0
• Win7 Pro SP1

Expected Behavior

Auto tag button is available at the top of the viewable message.

Actual Behavior

Auto tag is not visible.

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. Go to Add-ons Manager.
2. Ensure that Auto Tag is set to enabled.
3. Go to options, ensure that "Tag-Quickselect-Toolbar above Message" is enabled.
4. Close Thunderbird.
5. Reopen Thunderbird.
6. Quickselect toolbar is not visible.

Specifications

• Thunderbird-Version: 91.4.1

When I look at my email on mobile first, which is usually the case, AutoTags don't happen on the PC. Thus, it would be nice to have a 'click to apply all tags' option somewhere.

Auto tag based on the original sender address in a forwarded message
or
Auto tag based on a word or words in the subject (particularly of a forwarded message)