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The feature comparison says that Thunderbird "Can only send plain text and HTML", but when I check the source of my outgoing mail it's sends it as plain text (T

The feature comparison says that Thunderbird "Can only send plain text and HTML", but when I check the source of my outgoing mail it's sends it as plain text (Thunderbird client 102.2.2, not upgraded yet to 102.3). Perhaps the BetterBird feature is an extra per message inline option?

pxeger1 4y ago
Thunderbird can change this setting per message as well. In one of the menus (maybe Tools or Options or something, I can't remember), under Delivery Format.
- teddyh 4y ago
  If you hold down the shift key when pressing the “reply” button, it switches from your default format to the other one for that mail.
  - Tepix 4y ago
    Thanks. How did you find out?
    - teddyh 4y ago
      https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23869026 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23869026
m4lvin 4y ago
I think the new feature is that Betterbird can send a HTML-only email, without any plain text version. Or can you do that in Thunderbird already? (In my opinion, this is not a feature but a bug. HTML-only emails are evil.)