Jody Belka wrote:
Bestest of all is it asks me this FOR EVERY MESSAGE! There's no "always do
this". I've looked through the Composition preferences and there's nothing
about character encodings. I get the choice between "plain text" and lord
knows what that means these days, and HTML. There
Michael G Schwern wrote:
Why there it is, grouped with "Fonts" because someone doesn't realize
that fonts are just about pretty pictures and encodings are about the
actual data. Yeah, hateful.
But wait, I spoke too soon! There's no "just upgrade to UTF-8 as necessary"
setting. No, I have t
As a Debian Lenny use I still use Thunderbird 1.5.
let me tell you something far more hateful:
Many of my emails are written in Hebrew, which by definition means I get
that warning for every such email.
do you know what happen if I press ESC to that dialog?
The hated piece of crap decides that
This /is/ all very hateful indeed actually. And don't let anything you'll
read below allow you to think I believe otherwise. Not that that'd be likely.
On Tue, Jan 29, 2008 at 09:20:35AM -0800, Michael G Schwern wrote:
> The best part is it will seem to do this randomly, not just when I hit
> s
Thunderbird sees fit to warn me before I send something that contains UTF-8
characters. I guess something I cut & pasted into my signature file has some
of them new fangled "smart quotes" or whatever. It presents me with this big
dialog box telling me all the consequences of using Unicode or s
