User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2b) Gecko/20021016 Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2b) Gecko/20021016 A vcard received as an attachment can't be added with one mouse-click to the address book. In netscape 4.X this works well, but in mozilla it doesn't. This is an important feature for business class email that prevents my migration from netscape 4.X to mozilla. Please improve vcard handling with urgency. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.

Dupe of bug 20304?

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 20304 ***

verified dup

Not duplicate. This bug applies to importing vCards. Bug 176803 applies to exporting them

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I can confirm this bug. There is still no way to import a vCard attachment. Tested with Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 beta1 Ideally, clicking on a vCard attachment would prompt you to import it into your address book. The next best thing would be an option to import a vCard from a file in the address book editor. As it stands right now, there is no way to get the contents of a vcard into your address book, other than opening the vcard in some other app, and copying-and-pasting each field one-by-one into Thunderbird's address book editor :( Fixing component to Address Book, and severity to enhancement.

Here is a sample vCard file that can be used for testing.

Here is a sample vCard file that can be used for testing.

(In reply to comment #6) > I can confirm this bug. There is still no way to import a vCard attachment. > Tested with Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 beta1 > > Ideally, clicking on a vCard attachment would prompt you to import it into your > address book. Right now, this is exactly what happens for me, at least with vCard 2.1 version vCards. It's pretty likely that we fall over on vCard 3.0 items like you've posted above, as our parser doesn't support those. Can you try looking at a 2.1 vCard and see if that works for you?

Here is a sample version 2.1 vCard that I found at http://www.bitfolge.de/?s=phpvcard It does not work for me either. If I mail it to myself, it just behaves as an attached text file. I cannot do anything with it other than saving it to disk.

Can you attach the entire mail with vCard attached where you seeing this problem?

Here is an e-mail with a vcard attached. I notice, looking at the raw message, that it is attached as text/plain.

That content type is the problem; if you tell Thunderbird to attach a vCard to all your messages, it will do the correct content-typing. How did you attach this one -- using the generic attachment feature UI?

Yes. I attached that vCard the same way I would attach any other file. I see the option in Account Settings to "Attach My vCard to Messages", but I cannot attach a file there, I have to re-type each field manually. There is no option anywhere to import a vcf file.