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  5 days ago by thardeck | Reply

  I have already implemented all three goals on top of the browserpass-extension, but the devil is in the detail. Thunderbird requires some hacks to hook in another password manager and there are many cases which need to be supported and tested, like handling password changes, adding new OAuth accounts and so on.

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I have already implemented all three goals on top of the browserpass-extension, but the devil is in the detail. Thunderbird requires some hacks to hook in another password manager and there are many cases which need to be supported and tested, like handling password changes, adding new OAuth accounts and so on.
 
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I have already implemented all three goals on top of the browserpass-extension, but the devil is in the detail. Thunderbird requires some hacks to hook in another password manager and there are many cases which need to be supported and tested, like handling password changes, adding new OAuth accounts and so on.
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  1 day ago by thardeck | Reply

  I have created two pull requests, one for browserpass-extension, the other for browserpass-native.

  It turned out to be much more code then anticipated, and I was surprised how many Thunderbird issues I encountered (although to be fair some parts, like the new mail account creation flow is even marked es experimental).

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I have created two pull requests, one for [browserpass-extension](https://github.com/browserpass/browserpass-extension/pull/395), the other for [browserpass-native](https://github.com/browserpass/browserpass-native/pull/167). It turned out to be much more code then anticipated, and I was surprised how many Thunderbird issues I encountered (although to be fair some parts, like the new mail account creation flow is even marked es experimental).
 
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I have created two pull requests, one for browserpass-extension, the other for browserpass-native.
It turned out to be much more code then anticipated, and I was surprised how many Thunderbird issues I encountered (although to be fair some parts, like the new mail account creation flow is even marked es experimental).
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This is an image ![an openSUSE geeko icon](https://en.opensuse.org/images/d/d0/Icon-distribution.png)

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