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Once you’ve created the signatures (quick texts) that your heart so desires, you will notice that when you compose any kind of email message, if you right click somewhere within the body of the message (ideally where you want to put the signature) you will see in the menu item quicktexts and you can select which signature you wish there. Using Signatures with Quicktext and Thunderbird add template (here you can add as many signatures you so desire, with the option to use html code).add group (a smart name for the group would be signatures).Now that Quicktext is installed in Thunderbird, you must add the quick texts (ie. search for Quicktext (top right corner)Īdding Signatures to Quicktext in Thunderbird.To install Quicktexts you must add it as an addon. This allows you to create snippets of text that you can quickly insert into an email from the right click action menu within Thunderbird. The best way I’ve found in Thunderbird to create the different signatures is with the addon called Quicktext. Creating Multiple Signatures for Thunderbird In my never ending quest to distance myself from the large monopolists like Microsoft, Thunderbird is actually very comparable if not better in some regards (look into Add-ons). Another caveat is that I have about a dozen different email addresses that sometimes have the same signature, sometimes not.Įmail client Microsoft Outlook has a great feature that lets you define a different signature for composing a new email, or a reply, but Mozilla Thunderbird doesn’t have this feature.

(side note: if you’re confused about email etiquette, I’ve written an article on it over at Exercise and Mind called Email Etiquette 101). If you’re like me, you have different signatures for you emails depending on which email it’s coming from, mainly if it’s a new email or a reply or forward. Program/Email Client: Mozilla Thunderbird