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ThirdStats is a Thunderbird 78+ add-on for beautifully visualized email account stats. Download soon from Thunderbird Add-ons repository. Contributions, corrections & requests can be made on GitHub. Created by Andreas Müller.

Install ThirdStats from the Thunderbird Add-ons repository:

1. Open the menu and click Add-ons
2. Search for ThirdStats
3. Click Add to Thunderbird and enjoy your email account stats

To properly recognize emails as sent, make sure to configure all email adresses you write from as identities for your email account. You can do so under account settings > select your account > click button more identities at the bottom and add or modify identities as you need.

Also keep in mind, that the processing of large mailboxes can take a lot of time.

• Total numbers of emails and folders for all of your Thunderbird accounts
• Sum of received and sent emails per year and per month
• Sum of received and sent emails per daytime and per weekday
• Temporal distribution of received and sent emails per weekday per hour
• Switch between all Thunderbird accounts

Here is how ThirdStats looks like on the Thunderbird default dark theme on Windows:

Contributions are very welcome! See the Contribution Guidelines for more information, how to help making this add-on even better.

If you encounter any problem, please issue a bug report.

1. Clone this project with Git
2. Install dependencies with Yarn by running yarn within the cloned directory third-stats/
3. Start the development server with yarn serve
4. Open development site by going to http://localhost:8080 in your browser

Note that this tool uses Thunderbirds WebExtension APIs. This means that some JavaScript objects won't be available in your browser as development environment. If you want to test your changes in Thunderbird, do the following:

5. Save all your changes and run yarn build to create a production build in the dist/ directory
6. Open Thunderbird, go to main menu > add-ons > gear menu > debug add-ons > This Thunderbird > Load temporary add-on
7. Now choose the manifest file inside the dist/ directory and your modified add-on will be loaded for the current Thunderbird session

MIT License

This add-on is completely free to use. If you enjoy it and don't have the time to contribute, please consider donating via Paypal or sponsoring me for further development. 💚