On Tue, 19 Mar 2013 00:15:34 +0000, Kevin Chadwick wrote: > > What are you talking about? K9 forces HTML on no one, it sends plain > > text if you set it to do so. > > > If you receive a html email you have no choice but to execute code to > handle as per my above examples.
That applies to mails from any software set to send as email, it is not specific to K9, Android or the price of fish. > > K9 is not Android, any more than yourfavouriteemailer is Linux. It is > > a program that runs on Android. As for being less capable than the > > native app, the opposite is the case as it is based on the code from > > the native app, but actively developed. > > Googles mail is part of android and they do maintain it. I maintain > that while k9 has some improvements it also breaks things and I guess > would have not seen light without Googles initial efforts. Are you referring to the Googlemail or the Mail program on Android, they are completely different? But I guess there's no defence against such specific accusations as "it breaks things". -- Neil Bothwick Bang on the LEFT side of your computer to restart Windows
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