view decoded e-mail-source-code if it was encoded (e.g. base64)

[TheRupp]

It is already possible to view the source code of an e-mail with Thunderbird.

Sometimes I receive e-mails, which have a body/content (= plain text or HTML source code), which is encoded (for example with base64). When I view the source code of such e-mails with Thunderbird, then I see the original encoded source code (= seemingly random letters and numbers, which are useless to a human). I would prefer to see that same source code with Thunderbird, but decoded (= plain text or HTML source code) if it was encoded.

(My current solution for encoded e-mails: I copy the encoded source code and decode it with a different program, but that takes time.)

(I don’t care about decoding encoded e-mail-attachments.)

[Jon]

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