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This is why I still love and use mutt (NeoMutt, technically) even after all these years. I occasionally do fire up Thunderbird but only for those extremely rar
by jlgaddis 9y ago
This is why I still love and use mutt (NeoMutt, technically) even after all these years.
I occasionally do fire up Thunderbird but only for those extremely rare cases where I actually do need to be able to read an HTML e-mail.
- nsomaru 9y agoSurely there's a way to pipe an html email to $BROWSER from [neo]mutt?
- jasonjayr 9y agoPut this in your ~/.mailcap (all on one line) text/html; elinks -no-connect -dump -dump-charset UTF-8 -dump-width 140 -default-mime-type text/html %s; needsterminal; copiousoutput;
- jlgaddis 9y agoYeah, as jasonjayr pointed out, and it's done automatically for pretty much every HTML e-mail I receive. Occasionally, however, due to formatting or whatever, I need to be able to view the actual HTML e-mail "as it was intended" (so I fire up Thunderbird).