On 24 Apr 2019, at 10:38, Randall Gellens wrote:
On 24 Apr 2019, at 5:27, Zvi Biener wrote:
Apologies for being unclear. By "headers display", I mean the set of
information that you can alter through the View->Headers menu.
"Attachment information" would be, well, information about
attachments. Their number and names, for example.
I am also skeptical that this can be accessed through the relevant
plist for View->Headers, but worth asking.
There is no standardized top-level header field for attachment
information. A message with attachments has a top-level Content-Type
header field of multipart; each attachment is a body part with a
Content-Type header field and typically an Attachment-Disposition
header field indicating if the attachment is intended to be displayed
in-line versus handled as a classic attachment. So I don't think
attachment information logically belongs in the header view.
However, MailMate does have options to display information about each
attachment either at the top or bottom of a message. There is also
the ability to display a paperclip icon for a message with an
attachment in the table of contents view. If you right-click a
message in the table of contents view, MailMate has some contextual
menu items for attachments, including quick view and save.
--Randall
Related to this, but not concerning attachments…
Is there a low-level way to hack what is displayed in the header area of
a message view? Specifically, the company I work for uses gmail
corporate, and a lot of ‘delegation’ access to special accounts. In
other words, I can login to my account and have access to send and
receive on behalf of some generic accounts like support@ and info@ and
so on. People using the gmail browser client can see what delegate was
sending on behalf of that account. I of course cannot see that in
MailMate. The delegate information is an extra field in the message’s
header.
Best rgds,
Verdon
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