Commands for scrolling within the message display about tbkeys HOT 5 CLOSED

Oops, sorry. Playing around a little more I came up with this:

window.document.getElementById("messagepane").contentDocument.documentElement.getElementsByTagName("body")[0].scrollBy(0, 100)

The last 100 is the amount to scroll in pixels in the vertical direction.

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I found it here: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/editor/libeditor/EditorController.cpp. I think that is defining commands that are active within text boxes though, like when you compose a message. Is that where you wanted to use the shortcut? Currently, shortcuts do not work in the compose window (#23).

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No, I didn't mean within compose windows. I meant in the message pane (the other two panes being the message list pane and the folder list pane).

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I am not sure about the command but this works for me: window.document.getElementById('threadTree').scrollByLines(1)

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I feel this should be re-opened, since the issue wasn't about the thread tree (aka the message list pane, which displays the list of all the e-mails in a selected folder); the issue was about the message pane (the pane where you read the e-mail's content). The commands window.document.getElementById('threadTree').scrollByLines(1) and window.document.getElementById('threadTree').scrollByLines(-1) operate on the thread tree, not the message pane. There's a chance that the command has been accidentally removed within Thunderbird. I can find these four occurrences using the searchfox tool, but they all seem to be in the Firefox browser.

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