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Usually Mail clients send mails as multipart/alternative with both a text/html and text/plain. It makes sense to keep the entered markdown as the text/plain pa
by J-Kuhn 9y ago
Usually Mail clients send mails as multipart/alternative with both a text/html and text/plain.
It makes sense to keep the entered markdown as the text/plain part. But if this looks ugly, then the plain text view won't be as pleasant.
PS.: I hate all companies that think their newsletter only needs text/html, and put a "Please read me with an HTML-compatible mail client" as text/plain.
- jiggunjer 9y agoMost html mail I get just links to a jpg poster in crappy resolution.