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Yeah, two thoughts - no script tags in HTML5 it's mark up not JS. - no separate body for rich html and plain text, This will just result in "Please enable HTM
by hacker_homie 2y ago
Yeah, two thoughts
- no script tags in HTML5 it's mark up not JS.
- no separate body for rich html and plain text, This will just result in "Please enable HTML rendering to view this message"
- maybe we need to define a subset of HTML (no external resources, css etc..)
- jandrese 2y agoI'd also restrict the allowed CSS to the tiny portion of the spec that styles the text and maybe some basic layout. Definitely no scripting allowed.
- smeehee 2y agoAnd require that if any colours are set, both foreground and background are set. (I've seen too much breakage with assumptions about one or the other.)
- prima-facie 2y agoI still hope to see text/markdown as an officially supported content type by email clients.
- Avamander 2y agoI guess it could be added to something like Thunderbird. Would be really nice.
- immibis 2y agoNot useful proposal. Markdown is both limited and ambiguous. It's okay for writing by hand more naturally than HTML, but the sender should parse it and then explicitly indicate which characters are bold, which ones are underlined, etc, and you're back at a subset of HTML.