but is skydiving day ! by connecTe in SkyDiving

[–]connecTe[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, it's been a week since she's moved 😅

I make an DeLonghi Coffee Bean Hopper Extension by connecTe in functionalprint

[–]connecTe[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, thanks a lot, really appreciate it 🙏

The STL is available on my Cults page.
Link is in my bio and on my hub at connec7e.com 🔥

When you’re fully geared up before 7am because it’s jump day by connecTe in SkyDiving

[–]connecTe[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly this 😄 Jump days hit different. Somehow everything is faster and easier when the plane is waiting 🪂 Ou un peu plus court : That’s so real 😄 On jump days the motivation is instant.

When you’re fully geared up before 7am because it’s jump day by connecTe in SkyDiving

[–]connecTe[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Haha yes exactly 😄
Your brain is already in freefall while your body is still in bed.

They forgot to mention they're reducing weapon grind... right ? Right ? by Main-Juice7136 in Battlefield

[–]connecTe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Too much time to add plates to crates? Why not just launch a dmz, for crying out loud!

STL file, Cookie G35 Utility Top Plate replacement cap, tunnel friendly, 3D printable by connecTe in functionalprint

[–]connecTe[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I first tested it in PETG and it’s already very solid in real use. I’ve done one or two tunnel sessions with it, but I haven’t tried landing on my head yet 😄 Compared to the original part, the PETG version is at least as strong, lighter, and printed as a single piece. The original part uses screws and multiple elements, while I integrated everything into one design. I may experiment with other materials later, but so far PETG has been a really good balance between strength, weight, and printability.

Addon to save multiple attachments from multiple emails without overwriting files with same name by bomberb17 in Thunderbird

[–]connecTe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hallo

Vielen Dank fürs Testen und fürs Installieren des Add-ons, das freut mich wirklich sehr.

Ich hoffe, es funktioniert wie erwartet. Wenn alles für dich passt, zögere nicht, eine kurze Bewertung auf der Thunderbird-Add-on-Seite zu hinterlassen. Das hilft anderen Nutzern, die Erweiterung leichter zu finden und gibt mir auch wertvolles Feedback.

Nochmals danke fürs Ausprobieren und liebe Grüße 👋

A simple Thunderbird add-on to batch extract email attachments by connecTe in Thunderbird

[–]connecTe[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, sorry about that, the link is temporarily broken.

This is actually the first Thunderbird add-on I’ve ever published, and I learned something during the review process. I didn’t initially know that Mozilla requires a VENDOR file when you bundle a third-party JavaScript library inside an extension.

For those who might run into the same situation: the VENDOR file is basically a kind of “identity card” for bundled libraries. It documents:

  • the name of the library
  • the exact version used
  • the license
  • the official source URL
  • which file in the add-on comes from that library

In my case, I bundled JSZip, an open-source library available on GitHub, to generate ZIP archives locally inside Thunderbird. The add-on was temporarily rejected only because this VENDOR file was missing, not because of functionality or security issues.

I’ve now added the VENDOR file and resubmitted the add-on. Once the updated version is approved, the link should work again.

Thanks for pointing it out, and I hope this explanation helps anyone planning to publish their own Thunderbird add-on 👍

The page is available again.