Hi, Since recently I'm under pressure of corporate enterprisey outlook-y environment, so not to give up cozy and lightning-fast Mutt I'm using such solutions as
* https://github.com/dmedvinsky/mutt-ics for calendar events viewing * lynx-based auto-view of HTML * viewing HTML parts in full-blown browser * top-posting outlook-style, like here https://marc.info/?l=mutt-users&m=115982008830476&w=2 But I'm also explicitly asked to follow outlook-style discussion pattern, i.e. to reply in HTML with full quotation of entire conversation. This seemed to be hard without WYSIWYG HTML editor. But fortunately I have read somewhere about the concept of using markdown to write emails in text for further processing into HTML. That's indeed very capable approach because markdown document can contain arbitrary HTML parts, which makes it usable for quoting previously HTML-formatted parts. So I have made up such "plugin" for Mutt which uses this approach: https://github.com/andrey-utkin/mutt-html It consists of few macros and a wrapper around user's preferred editor. (I'm not experienced in complex writing mutt macros so don't kill me for my crude code.) First of all, I'd love to get some directions to existing solutions for same requirements, but searching for "html reply" in mutt-users ML archive didn't bring up a lot. So I ask for excuses if I repeat a topic already properly discussed. Back to my code. These macros have severe usability problems because if you enter editor for second time without resetting back the changed settings (with <esc>j), your reply is garbled. Also I guess I'm not using the power of mutt macro to full extent. Another usability issue: if the email you reply to contains <html>, <head> tags and such, you need to copy <html>...<body...> part to the very beginning of your reply, manually (so that your reply is in existing body). Thanks in advance for your attention and kind comments.
