Dnia 28.12.2024 o godz. 04:17:51 Ralph Seichter via mailop pisze:
> * Michael Denney via mailop:
>
> > I'm simply replying via my normal mail client. I didn't realize that
> > having HTML in my message would cause anyone problems. AFAIK everyone
> > these days has an HTML-Capable mail client, but
On Sat, Dec 28, 2024 at 04:17:51AM +0100, Ralph Seichter via mailop wrote:
> * Michael Denney via mailop:
>
> > I'm simply replying via my normal mail client. I didn't realize that
> > having HTML in my message would cause anyone problems. AFAIK everyone
> > these days has an HTML-Capable mail cli
* Vladimir Gabrielescu via mailop:
> I would sympathize with the argument plain text is a better medium for
> accessibility reasons, but I think expecting senders to anticipate your
> choice of MUA is a voluntary self exclusion from modernity.
I expect senders on mailing lists (!) to conform to e
Mmm. Curiously, it looks as though alpine now automatically reflows very long
plain text lines, like the ones generated by this MUA (Apple Mail). So there’s
that. Perhaps we need a new MIME content-type, “text/paragraphs”, to make it
official?
I advocate plain text, but since so many commercial
to lurking for a decade or so.
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* Michael Denney via mailop:
> I'm simply repl
* Michael Denney via mailop:
> I'm simply replying via my normal mail client. I didn't realize that
> having HTML in my message would cause anyone problems. AFAIK everyone
> these days has an HTML-Capable mail client, but maybe I was wrong.
There are still loads of MUAs going strong which run ins
It appears that Lyndon Nerenberg (VE7TFX/VE6BBM) via mailop
said:
>Michael Denney via mailop writes:
>
>> I'm simply replying via my normal mail client. I didn't realize that =
>> having HTML in my message would cause anyone problems. AFAIK everyone =
>> these days has an HTML-Capable mail clie
Michael Denney via mailop writes:
> I'm simply replying via my normal mail client. I didn't realize that =
> having HTML in my message would cause anyone problems. AFAIK everyone =
> these days has an HTML-Capable mail client, but maybe I was wrong.
My two MUAs are Alpine and MH. Blissfully HT
Michael Denney via mailop writes:
> Of course there will be people that don't have HTML email, but in the =
> last 10+ years I can't think of a single instance beyond today where me =
> sending an HTML email instead of plain-text caused anyone any problems.
The above paragraph is a perfect exampl
Yes, my usage of 'everyone' was hyperbole or a generalization.
Of course there will be people that don't have HTML email, but in the last 10+
years I can't think of a single instance beyond today where me sending an HTML
email instead of plain-text caused anyone any problems.
Then again - this
On 27. decembra 2024 20:03:33 UTC, Michael Denney via mailop
wrote:
>AFAIK everyone these days has an HTML-Capable mail client, but maybe I was
>wrong.
Of course, HTML capable MUAs are common nowadays, but
IMO the problem lies somewhere else.
The everyone is "big" word, did you ask everyone? O
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