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Thunderbird is not showing the email recepients in the quoted text when I reply to emails

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mattsiebecker
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How can I change my Thunderbird settings to include entire list of people when I reply to an email? Currently, it just says

"On 4/15/2021 10:14 AM, LastName, FirstName wrote:"

But what I really want is something like the following (so that when I read the quoted text I can always see who was included in the email):

"----- Original Message ----- From: LastName, FirstName <email> Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2021 4:04 PM To: LastNameX, FirstNameX <email>; LastNameY, FirstNameY <email>;LastNameZ, FirstNameZ <email> Cc: LastNameA, FirstNameA <email> Subject: Imporant topic X"

How can I change my Thunderbird settings to include entire list of people when I reply to an email? Currently, it just says "On 4/15/2021 10:14 AM, LastName, FirstName wrote:" But what I really want is something like the following (so that when I read the quoted text I can always see who was included in the email): "----- Original Message ----- From: LastName, FirstName <email> Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2021 4:04 PM To: LastNameX, FirstNameX <email>; LastNameY, FirstNameY <email>;LastNameZ, FirstNameZ <email> Cc: LastNameA, FirstNameA <email> Subject: Imporant topic X"

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That can be done with the ReplyWithHeader add-on.

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sfhowes
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That can be done with the ReplyWithHeader add-on.