On 26 Nov 2013, at 14:37, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 26 Nov 2013, at 19:00, Jacques wrote:
I'm using Markdown to reply to emails sent to me from Mountain Lion
Mail.app. When I simply reply, paragraphs and lists are being
preserved usually.
However, when I select a few paragraphs that incl
On 27 Nov 2013, at 13:31, Rob McBroom wrote:
“Interleaved” or “in-line” is a more accurate description of
what we’re really talking about. Better? :-)
yes, except that anyone who knows what that means doesn't need it
explained to them;)
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mailmat
I am using MailMate with two email addresses--a private one and a public
one. I'm subscribed to this list with my public address. When I compose
a new message to the list (like this one), MailMate automatically
switches the "From" popup to my public address. Good.
But when I reply to a mailing
Benny Kjær Nielsen (27.11.2013) :
I did. Since I don't really use this feature then it would be nice if
you (and others) tried it out. Hold down ⌥ when clicking “Check
Now” in the Software Update preferences pane (r3866).
Excellent. Using it now.
P.S. Have you considered adding a third item
On 27 Nov 2013, at 10:37, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 27 Nov 2013, at 10:29, Jeff Holland wrote:
[...]
Would it be possible and sensible for you to base the text selection
on the plain text body part of the message (if one exists), and only
convert the HTML as a last resort? (To do this aut
On 26 Nov 2013, at 18:39, Jason Davies wrote:
Unfortunately, it seems to work for most people, thus top-posting
displaced bottom-posting [a phrase which sounds really, really bad in
UK English].
[“Interleaved” or “in-line”][1] is a more accurate description
of what we’re really talking about
On 27 Nov 2013, at 10:29, Jeff Holland wrote:
Benny Kjær Nielsen (27.11.2013) :
Good point. Yes, it's actually still HTML (for display purposes), but
if MailMate is not even able to parse that then I would consider it a
bug.
(You can also use ⌥⌘[ to switch to the plain text body part if
“P
Benny Kjær Nielsen (27.11.2013) :
Good point. Yes, it's actually still HTML (for display purposes), but
if MailMate is not even able to parse that then I would consider it a
bug.
(You can also use ⌥⌘[ to switch to the plain text body part if
“Prefer Plain Text” is not enabled.)
Would it be
On 27 Nov 2013, at 9:38, Jeff Holland wrote:
Benny Kjær Nielsen (26.11.2013) :
Well, more like a less-than-optimal feature. When you select text in
the message view then MailMate has to “convert” the selected part
of the HTML to plain text. This does not work well for all messages
(depending
Jason Davies (27.11.2013) :
so that each message becomes an entire archive of the discussion
You raise all good points, I think, but this part probably bothers me
more than top-posting does.
And yes, it's mostly a lost cause because people do whatever they do.
[a phrase which sounds reall
Benny Kjær Nielsen (26.11.2013) :
Well, more like a less-than-optimal feature. When you select text in
the message view then MailMate has to “convert” the selected part
of the HTML to plain text. This does not work well for all messages
(depending on the sending email client). When replying wi
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