[MlMt] Feature wish: Clean subject - Get rid of multiple "Re:"

Hi. I used Thunderbird for many years. And of course I loved some functions. There is a nice extension, which eliminates the multiple "Re:" which many damaged clients produce. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/clean-subject/ I would love to see such a function integrated in

Re: [MlMt] Debugging custom keystrokes (another newbie question)

On 3 Nov 2017, at 18:43, Robert Goldman wrote: I took someone else's plist definition to use a (TBird-like) Cmd-RETURN keyboard shortcut for "send:" Presumably it works for them: ``` "^@\U000D" = "send:"; // Cmd + Return ``` Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me. I can't help you debug

[MlMt] match "contains" condition on whole word only?

I've got a check-before-sending condition set up in messageVerifications.plist that's meant to keep me from sending messages related to the group I'm on the board of from any address other than the one I use for board business. The relevant condition is set up as conditions = "(subject

Re: [MlMt] Feature wish: Clean subject - Get rid of multiple "Re:"

Andreas Borutta wrote (at 1:14 on 4 Nov 2017): There is a nice extension, which eliminates the multiple "Re:" which many damaged clients produce. I haven't seen this problem occurring in MailMate. Have others? ___ mailmate mailing list mailmate@lists

[MlMt] Proposal: conditional image loading by URL filtering

Hi Benny and friends, I’ve been thinking about whether there’d be an easy way for you to add conditional domain-based image loading, without doing a bunch of UI work for a feature that (admittedly) has limited appeal. How about this: 1. define a new advanced preference: `defaults write com.f

Re: [MlMt] Debugging custom keystrokes (another newbie question)

Not sure how you’d debug, but I just looked at Gmail.plist in the MailMate.app bundle and that’s not the correct string for Cmd+Enter. Try: ``` "@\U000A" = "send:"; // ⌘+return "@\U000D" = "send:"; // ⌘+enter ``` Hope this helps. -sam On 3 Nov 2017, at 18:43, Robert Goldman wr

Re: [MlMt] Opening .eml files?

On 3 Nov 2017, at 12:38, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote: On 3 Nov 2017, at 14:31, Steven M. Bellovin wrote: I copied a MailMate message to a folder. When I opened finder, the message showed as a .eml file; when I double-clicked on it, it opened Mail.app, which is not what I wanted. Will MailMate d

Re: [MlMt] Debugging custom keystrokes (another newbie question)

Thanks. Actually, I should have mentioned that I do have both of these in my `.plist`, not just the one for Cmd-enter. It still doesn't work. So I don't know if my plist file isn't loaded, my plist file is ill-formed, my plist file is loaded, but something is clobbering this keybinding, etc.

Re: [MlMt] Debugging custom keystrokes (another newbie question)

Follow-up questions: 1. what is the format of the Custom Key Bindings text field? In particular, what does MailMate want as a separator between filenames? 2. Would it be possible to add a log entry if MailMate does not find a file? 3. Are there any characters forbidden in filenames? 4. I

Re: [MlMt] Opening .eml files?

On 4 Nov 2017, at 13:54 (-0400), Steven M. Bellovin wrote: Hmm -- are browsers special? Firefox knows when it isn't the default browser. Yes, in a sense. The "default browser" is the default handler for URLs starting with http and https. The protocol handler settings are handled by one subsy

[MlMt] reply - at the bottom now?!

Hello! I've installed macOS Sierra 10.12.6 (from scratch) and MailMate 1.97 (5425) (using ~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/*.plist ~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Resources/ ~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Bundles/ and ~/Library/Preferences/com.freron.MailMate.plist from t