4.0.6 repackaged and few changes

I have minimally tested this now also on Linux (Ubuntu 20.04 on windows subsystem Linux) after there was an issue of not functioning in 20.04, and at least the S works here as expected.

reenable go etc in messagewindow and messagetab

the commands work now in mail:3pqne, in a messagetab and in a messagewindow

v4.0.5 confirm move etc by enter, reenable S etc

arrow keys or tab no longer needed, when the folder name is in the box, enter suffices.

The old letters (like S) are working again

reenable go

go is reenabled, but:

if folder is not in the current view, it will not be displayed. There was extra code for this, which needs to be updated at a later time

example:
above the folder display at the three dots, you can choose folder views. If you chose favorites, for example, and a folder you want to go to is not in the favorites, we cannot display it currenztly (old Nostalgy would switch the views to find one where a folder can be displayed, and with time, that will come back)

uses webext tocopy

this uses the new webextention code to copy. Seems more reliable, but has no TB build in undo.

You still need to select the folder by up/down key in the little list (even when it is already written into the box). without using the arrow keys, it opens the email instead

4.0.2using webext move

this version uses the move mechanism from the new webextension side.
+: it seems to always move
-: this way is not yet connected by TB to the undo mechanism (ctrl-z)

so you cannot get the mails back to the origin by ctrl-z if they were sent to the wrong folder.

I have requested the undo at the addon TB team since two years. It is now a bug and feature request, but not implemented yet

Test version 4.0.1 for TB 115

Do NOT use in production, for tests only.

Move, copy, rulesshould be working, see comment in popup at start.

fix #193 focus when forwarding

forward: keep focus in to line

fix esc/#192

v3.6.12

Update README.md

compose bug fixes

esc esc switches to body

react to change in TB: when subject nonempty, focus cursor into mail body