I think what he means is that it's better not to use the full window
width for regular text shown in paragraphs: long lines are hard to
follow.
And I agree: Having a wider window is good for embedded images and
tables and the like, but the regular paragraphs could easily be limited
to a line
Hello!
I’m giving MailMate a try, and I see that it has support for reflowing
incoming format=flowed e-mails.
However: is there a way to specify the maximum width that should be used
when reflowing text? E.g. 66, or 72.
At the moment it uses the full window width (as many other clients
On 14 Sep 2014, at 18:24, Dato Simó wrote:
I’m giving MailMate a try,
Thanks for trying out MailMate.
and I see that it has support for reflowing incoming format=flowed
e-mails.
That is correct.
However: is there a way to specify the maximum width that should be
used when reflowing
On 14 Sep 2014, at 23:35, Dato Simó wrote:
Yes, I should have clarified: as the subject indicated, I meant only
when displaying incoming mail. Right now, MailMate reflows incoming
mail to occupy the whole width of the display pane; but I would like
to see shorter lines in reflowed text.
Ok,
