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This doesn't quite follow on from your point but I still like using plaintext and emphasising using asterisks etc. in mail. Firstly, my mail client messes up wi
by _a_a_a_ 3y ago
This doesn't quite follow on from your point but I still like using plaintext and emphasising using asterisks etc. in mail. Firstly, my mail client messes up with them. Secondly a mail client that actually works correctly like Outlook tends to bulk out massively with HTML (because that's how it's represented). Swap a few dozen of these HTML emails with a colleague, then look at the source and you can sometimes see it exploding into megabytes, which might render correctly (in Outlook anyway), but it certainly offends my programmer sensibilities of efficiency.
- shove 3y agoI would not consider the behavior you describe “actually works correctly”