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That's interesting. Thunderbird has been doing this for a while, and I love it.
by AceJohnny2 14y ago
That's interesting. Thunderbird has been doing this for a while, and I love it.
- masklinn 14y agoSame for Apple Mail. I definitely don't love it: 1. I'm one of those serial overliners which will randomly select text and paragraphs while reading, so half the time I end up with a completely useless piece of quoted text. 2. I craft mail responses by quoting all the original mail, interspersing responses and cutting the stuff I don't care for afterwards, very rarely do I only need to quote a single contiguous block of text without anything else, unless the single contiguous block of text is "all of the original mail" anyway.
- zxzd 14y agoIn apple mail you can actually turn this off! (Settings, bottom of the composing tab.) - another selection reader
- albemuth 14y agoAs someone who always has to close the original reply, deselect the text and hit reply again, thanks!
- micampe 14y agoI am a serial overliner and I love the feature anyway.
- fafner 14y agoKMail has this as well and it can be deactivated. I really don't know what the big deal about this is or why an article about it has so many points here.
- Aissen 14y agoclaws-mail as well. It's a fundamental feature if you're trying to do real work with email. Now if only gmail allowed us to respect the netiquette and had an option/labs for bottom-post by default.