On 28.04.17 13:22, Greg Hurrell wrote: > Fun fact, pretty much every message in this thread looks terrible in Google > Inbox on iOS (and presumably Gmail on iOS) because the lines are all > hard-wrapped but too long to fit on the screen, leading to alternating long > (soft-wrapped) and short (hard-wrapped) lines. Looks nice in mutt, of course, > but less than 1% of the people I exchange email with are using that, so I > decided to set 'textwidth' to 0 in Vim, which means my emails have long lines > in them (gasp!) and mutt will automatically use quoted printable to format > them, which looks decent pretty much everywhere:
Impressive. Works well in mutt, too. But when it comes time to reply to such niftiness, we might be better off hard wrapping it, to restore the plaintext quoting - at least when multiple authors are quoted, or we won't know what was written by Arthur, Martha, or Mo. (Maybe the GUI world doesn't fuss much with attribution?) Erik
