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Last time I tried Elementary OS it _looked_ very nice but basic stuff like adding an HTML signature in the email client was missing. Did they improve on this f
by adamors 10y ago
Last time I tried Elementary OS it _looked_ very nice but basic stuff like adding an HTML signature in the email client was missing.
Did they improve on this front?
- rcarmo 10y agoOP here - Yes and no. Mail can now cope much better with some HTML email, but there still isn't an obvious way to add a signature (I allude to that in the post).
- insertnickname 10y agoWhy would you want an HTML signature?
- adamors 10y agoIt's a common use case that's why.
- gnarbarian 10y agoBecause he's tacky.
- ikurei 10y agoSome companies will require you to use a signature with an image and particular formatting. Also, tackiness is in the eye of the beholder.
- flavor8 10y agoYou can install any email client available on ubuntu, e.g. thunderbird. No need to use Elementary's stock apps.
- matzipan 10y agoMail used to use webkitgtk (the old api), but has been since ported to use webkit2gtk (the new, multi-process api), you might wanna give it a second look. EDIT: I stand corrected. This has not happened yet. I confused this with some other changes.