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When composing an email in Thunderbird, how can I hide the table handles?

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I'm using the SmartTemplates extension for stationary. I created a template with HTML tables to insure maximum conformity on various email clients.

As you can see in the image attached, Thunderbird shows resize handles, triangles and delete icons, etc. Is there any way I could hide those? They're really annoying when composing. Thanks!

Using Thunderbird 78.11.0 on Windows 10.

I'm using the SmartTemplates extension for stationary. I created a template with HTML tables to insure maximum conformity on various email clients. As you can see in the image attached, Thunderbird shows resize handles, triangles and delete icons, etc. Is there any way I could hide those? They're really annoying when composing. Thanks! Using Thunderbird 78.11.0 on Windows 10.
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GreyShirt said
Thunderbird shows resize handles, triangles and delete icons, etc. Is there any way I could hide those?

No. That is just how the Thunderbird composer looks.

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Matt
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GreyShirt said
Thunderbird shows resize handles, triangles and delete icons, etc. Is there any way I could hide those?

No. That is just how the Thunderbird composer looks.

GreyShirt
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Thanks @Matt, good to know.