1. It's good that it now uses the user's mail client. It's silly that
it pastes a message saying to paste the message you have already
composed into the mail body. If the program can paste this silly
message then it can paste the message that you have composed, and save
you the trouble.
I do not understand you. What message are you talking about?
How about if you show us the message you mean?
2. The message-composition buffer, *mail*, has this text *following*
the cursor, so it ends up between the user's message and the extra
data that is to be sent:
What is wrong with that?
IOW, first there are instructions, then the cursor (so, the user
message), then more instructions, then the session data
Yes, so what?
The program
cleverly pastes only the user's message plus the data, avoiding this
extra instruction.
What are you talking about? What is "the program"?
Please provide a precise test case.
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