Thunderbird supports uploading large external attachments to a cloud and adding a link to it. There is a oC Filelink addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/owncloud-for-filelink Should there be one for Nextcloud?

It’s now available for testing: [image] Nextcloud for Filelink 🎁 Releases Nextcloud for Filelink [image] Description “Nextcloud for Filelink” is a Thunderbird extension which makes it easy to send large attachments with Thunderbird by uploading them first to a…

:+1 Most common web-mailers still are quite restrictive when it comes to attachment sizes for both: sending and receiving. And from my experience quite a lot people use them regularly, also from their Desktops via an mail program aka Thunderbird :wink:

+1 used it with owncloud, didn’t get it to work with nextcloud. Log shows: Exception: The requested uri(/owncloud/ocs/v1.php/person/check) cannot be processed by the script ‘/owncloud//ocs/v1.php’) at /media/ssd/www/owncloud/lib/private/appframework/http/request.php#666

I would use this. It’s basically, what I’m doing manually at the moment.

There is the repo of the developers. Perhaps ask him directly to release a version for owncloud (or just add both solutions in one app): GitHub - guillaumev/owncloud_for_filelink: Owncloud plugin for thunderbird filelink [image] Soko: +1used it with owncloud, didn’t get it to work with nextclou…

Yes, I think there should be a relase for NextCloud. I’m using this plugin and it does a great job.

I’ve pinged the author. Let’s see where that leads us.

+1 I’m also interested to get this plugin working with NextCloud.

I didn’t know that such a plugin existed. thats really great :slight_smile:

Hmmm. I just tryed it and it works without problems with Nextcloud 10.0.1.

First I’m seeing of this topic! Plugins for both common email programs (outlook, thunderbird) are definitely welcome. Maybe a gmail lab too :smiley:

Are you using Thunderbird's Filelink feature? Should there be Nextcloud support?

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oparoz March 19, 2017, 4:59am 14

It’s now available for testing: